Anderson v. Dreyfuss & Son

Dreyfuss & Son, a corporation, sued Gran-ger Anderson on a promissory note; omitting the prayer, the petition reads:

“Dreyfuss & Son, a Texas corporation files this its original petition, and complaining of Granger Anderson, care of the Southland Life Insurance Company, of Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, avers:

“1. On a note in the principal amount of Three Hundred Forty-Three Dollars and Eighty-Two Cents ($343.82), defendant is indebted to plaintiff in principal and interest in the amount of $665.44, with interest computed to July 3rd, 1929, and attorneys’ fees in the amount of $66.54.

“2. Note…