Hawarden State Bank v. Hessler

Ladd, J.—

The plaintiff prayed for judgment on account of overdrafts in the sum of $607. The petition was aided by writ of attachment, and G. J. Shoemaker served thereunder as garnishee. From his answer, taken in open court, it appeared that the defendant Hessler, had conveyed a part of his property by bill of sale to Shoemaker and the remainder to the Hawarden Oreamery Association, with the understanding that the garnishee should reduce the property to money, and distribute it pro rata to the farmer patrons of the creamery, to whom Hessler was indebted. Shoemaker had received under this…