Bank of Eudora v. Crowe

Plaintiff sues to recover the amount of three notes executed by defendant on November 7, 1917, all payable to his own order and by him endorsed in blank, as follows:

One due December 1, 1920, for $164.89.

One due December 1. 1921, for $151.21, and

One due December 1, 1922, for $141.63; besides interest and attorney’s fees on all three notes.

The notes were originally secured by mortgage on certain land, but by agreement between the plaintiff and defendant the mortgage was released in order to enable defendant to obtain a loan from the Federal Land Bank and the sum was deposited in the Bank of Oak…