Hatch v. Fritz

June 30, 1906, the appellant executed in writing and delivered to the appellee his promissory note for $500.00 with interest, due nine months after date. It not being paid at maturity, 'this action was instituted to recover judgment thereon. The appellant, in his answer, admitted the execution of the note, but denied that it had not.been paid. He alleged the appellee was indebted to him for money loaned, work and labor performed, and feed and provisions furnished, in the sum of $409.25. Trial was by jury. Judgment was for the plaintiff.

It was shown at the trial that these parties had entered…