Nolte v. Nolte

I. J. S. Nolte, now deceased, was the son of the appellant, and husband of the appellee. Appellant is owner and holder of a note for the principal sum of $3,900, dated February 18, 1926, and bearing the signatures of J. S. Nolte and appellee. This action is to recover for past-due interest on said note. It appears that appellant held a prior note of J. S: Nolte’s for said sum of $3,900, dated February 18, 1926, and due in one year from date. Said note bore interest at 4y2 per cent, and was payable to appellant. The appellee was not a signer on said note. The note in suit bears the same date…