Poindexter v. First State Bank of Richland

In this suit, appellee recovered judgment against appellant upon two notes, one for $100, less a credit, and the other for $179. It pleaded that the notes were executed by one Walthall, and that payment thereof was guaranteed by appellant by the three following letters written by him to appellee:

“First National Bank of Wortham, Texas.

“Jan’y 4, 1912.

“Mr. Tom Cox, Cashier, First State Bank, Richland, Texas — Dear Sir: This is to inform you that I hereby agree to guarantee the payment of any and all amounts now due and owing, or to become due to the First State Bank of Richland, Texas, by Roy…