Russell v. Centers

*470Opinion op the Court by

Judge Settle

Reversing.

On September 5th, 1904, the appellees, Hiram Centers and Sarah Ann Centers, his wife, borrowed of the appellants, Orlena Russell and William Russell, her husband, $300 to be repaid one year thereafter with six per cent interest from the date of the borrowing until paid. The borrowers did not execute a note for the $300, but, at the time it was obtained, executed to appellants as security for its payment, a mortgage upon a house and lot in the city of Jackson owned by Hiram Centers. The mortgage was duly acknowledged by the mortgagors and…