Andrew v. Citizens State Bank of Bedford
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the CourtGrimm, J.
The intervener is an elderly lady who for many years and during practically all, if not all, of the time involved in this case, has lived in California. She was a relative of Frank Dunning who, either alone or in partnership with another, operated a private bank in Bedford, Iowa, known as the Citizens Bank. Frank Dunning was the ruling spirit in the bank.
The intervener, as is shown by the record, had complete confidence in the personal integrity and business capacity of Frank Dunning; and acting upon said confidence, she passed to him from time to time available funds in her hands in order…
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