Horrall v. Brassie

Appellees were summoned as garnishees upon the affidavit of J. E. Howard, attorney for appellant, in which it was charged that appellant had obtained a judgment against J. C. Yon Almen and others hereinafter called the debtors, for the sum of $471.41 and costs; that an execution had been issued on December 8,1908, and returned on January 8,1909, “no property found.” The affidavit charged that appellees were indebted to said debtors. Upon this affidavit a summons was issued against appellees as trustees of St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church of Olney, Illinois, commanding them as garnishees to…