Clymer v. Terry

BOOKHOUT, Associate Justice.

This suit was instituted in the court below on September 25, 1906, by the appellant, against appellee and J. G. Jobe and H. L. Brown, on two promissory notes executed on January 8, 1904, by W. P. Watson in the sum of $250 each, due in one and two years, respectively, after date, bearing 10 percent interest per annum from date and providing for 10 percent attorney’s fees. The suit was by appellant dismissed as to the defendants Jobe and Brown, and appellee Terry was sought to be held liable for the full amount of the notes, interest and attorney’s fees by reason of…