Chandler v. Cooke

Smith, O. J.,

delivered the opinion of the court.

On January 19, 1918, J. W. Cooke wrote the appellant a letter, the part thereof material hereto reading as follows : “I owe a note for thirty thousand dollars and can get a discount of six per cent to anticipate same, after this payment I will owe considerably more money on the property, but it is strung out in small annual payments and at a low rate of interest, and I expect to make the property meet the same. I have agreed to pay this thirty thousand dollars and make this one thousand eight hundred dollars, but in order to do so would have to…