Phillips v. Hogue

Duffie, C.

February 4, 1896, plaintiff in error obtained judgment against John Hogue, one of the defendants in error, in the sum of $682.50. The action was aided by attachment, and one John Terhune was garnished. Terhune, at the time the summons in garnishment was served on him, had in his possession the sum of $589.75 belonging to the defendant, Hogue. Previous to the commencement of this action, Hogue had been sued in the district court of Sherman county by the Capital National Bank, and a large amount of real estate belonging to him attached. John Terhune had also been garnished, and had…