Smith v. Grange Mutual Fire Insurance

On May 1, 1922, plaintiff applied' to a local agent, Anderson A. Miner, the secretary of the Luther Grange, for insurance in the defendant company on the buildings on her farm property in Osceola county in the sum of $3,350 on a blank pro vided by defendant for that purpose. The requisite fees were paid. The application and fees were sent to W. M. Coon at Roscommon, the secretary of the defendant company. A policy was issued by Mr. Coon on May 5th, and mailed to E. B. Follett, the president of the company, at Hale, for his signature thereto. The policy was afterwards received by plaintiff,…