Oulvey v. Converse

In July, 1911, Henry T. Renshaw, who was engaged with his brother in the real estate and loan business in East St. Louis, loaned for Eugene Oulvey $9000 to plaintiffs in error, Harvey S. and Fannie Converse. The loan was evidenced by a note payable to the order of Henry T. Renshaw, trustee, and by him endorsed to Oulvey. Plaintiffs in error paid the interest on the note to Renshaw until January 26, 1914, when $2000 was paid on the principal. This payment of principal and all payments of interest were received by Oulvey and endorsed on the' note. In January, 1915, plaintiffs in error made a…