Nichols v. Ellis

In this case, appellant, S. S. Nichols, sued appellee, L. A. Ellis, upon a promissory note, dated February 20, 192(⅜ due and payable February 3, 1921, in the principal sum of $454.70, witá interest at 8 per cent, from its date and for 10 per cent, thereon as attorney’s fees, and for the foreclosure of a chattel mortgage, executed and delivered by appellee to appellant upon certain chattels; same being a disk plow, a disk harrow, and a tractor. Appellant also alleged that appellee was indebted to appellant in the further sum of $439.77 for various items of goods, wares, and merchandise sold…