First Nat. Bank of Jackson v. Reynolds.

Opinión op the Court by

Judge Cammack

Affirming.

The appellees, Elihu Reynolds and M. F. Reynolds, were indebted to the appellant, First National Bank of Jackson, in the following amounts in January, 1929: $2,900; $1,750; and $525. These indebtednesses were evidenced by notes executed in 1927, and the appellee, Dan B. Turner, was surety on the latter two. All the notes were secured by a mortgage on certain Perry county real estate owned by the Reynoldses. In January, 1929, the bank instituted proceedings in the Perry circuit court to collect the notes and a default judgment was rendered in its…