People's Savings Bank v. Smith

On August 11, 1919, the appellant, Smith, executed and delivered to one P. P. O’Connor, an agent of the Associated Packing Company, his promissory note for $625. Three days later, he executed and delivered unto said agent a second promissory note, for $400. Said notes became due six months after their respective dates. They were what may be termed "myself notes,” and were indorsed in blank by the appellant. These instruments were executed as a part of the purchase price of stock in the Associated Packing Company, a corporation. On August 14, 1919, the aforesaid two notes of the appellant and…