Floe v. Anderson

— The complaint states two causes of action, each upon a promissory note signed by Laura Floe. The notes were presented to and rejected by the executor of her estate. The answer to the first cause of action denied the execution of the note and affirmatively plead that the note was barred by the statute of limitations. The answer to the second cause of action denied the execution of the note.' Further, by way of counterclaim and cause of action, the answer set up that the plaintiff, as agent for Laura Floe, had collected rents and insurance money belonging to her in the sums of $212.50 and…