Conley v. Johnson

This action, originating in the probate court, is on a demand against the estate of Spurgeon Gr. Johnson, deceased, founded upon a promissory-note dated February 1, 1907, due one day after date for $1216.60 payable to the order of John E. Johnson. The note was credited on the date it was issued with $000', and a further credit of $5 appeared on the, back thereof bearing the date of February 1, 1914.

The maker of the note, Spurgeon G-. Johnson, and the payee thereof, John E. Johnson, were brothers. Both were dead at the time of the trial. The defendant is Spurgeon Gr. Johnson’s widow, and his…