Bean v. Hall
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Grayson County Court; J. Q. Adamson, Judge. Suit by the Farmers’ National Bank of Howe against J. D. Hall and the Paul Bean Grain Company, to which P. W. Bean was made a party. From a judgment for Hall against Bean on the issues between them, Bean appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtHendricks, J.
The appellee, J. D. Hall, as maker, in 1905, executed to the Paul Bean Grain Company, as payee, a promissory note, in the sum of $500. At the maturity of the note Hall renewed the same, and thereafter ■the grain company, by indorsement, transferred and sold the paper to the Farmers’ National Bank of Howe, Tex. This note was renewed successively, and upon September 30, 1913, the Farmers’ National Rank of Howe, Tex., originated this suit in the county court of Grayson county, to recover against 1-Iall, as maker, and the Haul Bean Grain Company, as indorser, on the last renewal, dated June 1,…
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