D. Sullivan & Co. v. Schreiner

Appellants sued Charles F. Schreiner and his wife, M. L. Schreiner, to recover on four promissory notes: Two for $1,000 each, dated December 1, 1909, due December 1, 1914; one for $12,500, dated June 4, 1015, payable one year after date; and one for $5,500, dated September 27, 1915, due on September 27, 1916. The first two notes were executed to Gus J. Groos, as well as a trust deed on 182 acres of land to secure same, and the Cowans sold the land to Schreiner, and a vendor’s lien was reserved thereon, and they passed into the hands of appellants. The third note named was given to appellants…