Lockwood v. Colligan

Plaintiffs sue the defendant for $1,421, together with legal interest thereon from judicial demand. As a basis for their demand, plaintiffs allege that Marcelite Banta Colligan, wife of defendant, now deceased, was a sister of Mrs. Lockwood, one of the plaintiffs; that Mrs. Lockwood, during the life of Mrs. Colligan, loaned to the said Mrs. Colligan four (4) oak dining chairs of the value of $2.75 each, and four (4) quilts of a value of $5 each, and which were never returned to her or paid for; that the said Mrs. Colligan and Mrs. Lockwood rented a safety deposit box at Louisiana National…