White v. Atlas Lumber Co.

There is hut little controversy as to the facts in this case. On the 22d day of September, 1887, the plaintiff, J. L. White, and E. E. Brannon purchased of A. G. Hagadom lo.t 6, in block 24, of the village of Curtis, agreeing to pay therefor $650, as follows: Fifty dollars in cash and the sum of $200 in four equal monthly payments of $50 each, and to assume a mortgage on the premises for $400, drawing ten per cent interest, owned by Myra Cropsey. Hagadorn, at the time of the purchase, executed a bond conditioned for the conveyance of the lot by warranty deed iipon the above payments being…