Boulter v. Joliet National Bank

In an action of trover against the Joliet National Bank, in the county court of Will county, Elva M. Boulter recovered a judgment for $550, which the Appellate Court affirmed. A certificate of importance was granted and the bank has appealed.

Elva M. Boulter was a telephone operator, living with her father, John Boulter, and her mother and brother, in Chicago. She owned five shares of stock in the Gerlach-Barklow Company of Joliet, of the par value of $100 each. She signed a note with her father for $300, dated November 23, 1914, payable to- the appellant three months after date, which recited…