Cornelius v. Marrs

HALL, Chief Justice.

This is a suit by -Cornelius against Marrs upon a promissory note in- the sum of $150. There is practically no controversy as to the facts. No question was made as to the sufficiency of the pleadings. The case originated in the justice court.

Briefly stated, the facts are that one L. A. Foster (who has since died) was, on October 30, 1930, indebted to Cornelius in the sum of approximately $30. He presented a note to Cornelius which he had signed as principal, and which Lon D. Marrs had signed as “security.” The name of the payee in the note was left blank. Foster requested…