Sloan v. Dahl

This suit was instituted by four Dahls and Mrs. Dora Northrup, four sons and only daughter of George J. Dahl, deceased, his only children and heirs, against W. W. Sloan, Jr., as the independent exeeutor of the estate of W. W. Sloan, deceased, and R. S. Hubbard and S. M. Hubbard, on a promissory note executed by the elder Sloan and the two Hub-bards, for the sum of $2,400, dated December 24,1924, due and payable one. year after date, at Beeville, Tex. There was a credit of $400 on the principal. A plea of privilege to be sued in Bexar county was filed by the executor and overruled by the…