Easley v. Vaughan

Appellant instituted this action in the circuit court ag’ainst appellees Vaughan, Perciful and Wilkerson, to recover on a promissory note, but the cause was later transferred to the chancery court apparently without objection, and proceeded there to a final decree in favor of appellees.

The note sued on was for the sum of $250, executed to appellant on January 1,1920, by Joe Melton as principal and by appellees Vaughan, Perciful and Wilkerson as sureties, and was payable November 1,1920, with interest. Appellant borrowed money from-the bank at Black Oak and assigned the note to the bank as…