Barnes v. Barnes

(after stating the facts as above). Both appellant and his witness Blankenship were in the grocery business in-Paris. The former’s store was across Bon-ham street from the latter’s. Blankenship testified he was in appellant’s store for a few minutes “about January 4, 1919” (the date of the note sued upon), and while there saw appellant and T. W. Barnes talking to each other and looking at some papers on a counter between them. A third person, not identified by the witness, was also in the store, leaning against the counter. Blankenship further testified that, about three-quarters of an hour…