Stinson v. Hirsch Bros.

Hirsch Brothers & Company foreclosed a mortgage on personalty, executed to them by C. B. Stinson. At the time of the foreclosure the mortgagees filed with the sheriff an affidavit that the debt upon which the execution was founded was one from which a homestead is not exempt, and that j;he mortgagee had no sufficient property upon which the fi. fa. could be levied, except the homestead property. When the mortgage fi. fa. and this affidavit were placed in the hands of the sheriff, he levied on certain property, including “100 bushels of corn, more or less, in the crib,” and *150Mrs. M. A. L. C.…