Droege v. Hoagland State Bank

Remy, J. —

On June 24, 1915, Alfred Droege borrowed $500 of appellee bank, giving his promissory note, due three months after date, the note being executed by himself as principal and his father, Henry Droege, as surety. When the note became due, it was renewed, and there were successive renewals thereof, the last of which was dated December 24,1919. When this last of the renewal notes became due, Alfred Droege did not pay the same, but, without the knowledge of Henry Droege, delivered to the bank, appellee herein, another note as a renewal, the note being executed by himself as principal, and…