Hughes v. White

Olds, J. —

The facts in this case are: John A. Hughes was appointed guardian of James and Laura B. Richey in 1883. Hughes gave bond as such guardian, with Frank L. Snyder, Martha F. Richey and John C. Maxwell as his sureties. *471Hughes, as such guardian, received trust funds belonging to his wards to the amount of $2,727.86. In 1883, Hughes purchased a lot, the premises in controversy in this case, of John S. Brown and William C. White, and paid one-third of the price in cash out of his trust funds, and executed his two promissory notes for the balance, due in one and two years, secured by…