Hinkle v. Hinkle

Appellees, Abner T. and Edward W. Bowen and John A.. Cartwright, under the firm name of A. T. Bowen & Co., sued appellees, James H. Hinkle and Josiah Appleton, on a note executed by them to said firm. The payers of the note appeared and filed a cross-complaint, making the payees and appellant, Anthony Hinkle, cross-defendants. Summons was issued on the cross-complaint, and Anthony Hinkle brought into court. The substance of the cross-complaint was that the note sued on was given for money borrowed of A. T. Bowen & Co. by James H. Hinkle; that Appleton was surety thereon; that after the…