Merrielles v. State Bank

TARLTON, Chief Justice.

January 5, 1891, the appellee brought this suit against E. A. Merrielles and A. F. Merrielles, alleging an indebtedness due and to become due of $2092.65 upon thirteen promissory notes, executed by E. A. Merrielles and A. F. Merrielles to the order of Collier, Robertson & Hambleton, and by the latter transferred to the appellee for value and before maturity.

The plaintiff and defendants and the payees of the notes all resided at Keokuk, Iowa, at and before the execution of the notes, the bringing of the suit, and the rendition on May 22, 1891, of the judgment.

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