Short v. Thompson

On May 7, 1924, Ada Short was appointed guardian of her minor daughter, Mary Short, and served as such guardian until September 20, 1933; Mary became of age in May of that year. Mrs. Short was required to give a bond in the amount of $7,500 and the same was executed by the guardian as principal and A. E. Boyd and O. F. Short as sureties. By a judgment obtained for the accidental death of her father, Mary received $7,772.28 and this amount was deposited by her guardian in a savings account, in the Pacific National Bank. On January 16, 1929, Ada Short Thompson withdrew the funds from the bank…