King v. Hopkins

H. M. King Jr. and Alma W. King, husband and wife> executed a promissory note as joint makers, indorsed by H. W. Krauss, payable to J. Hunter Hopkins, for'thé sum of $750, due three months after date. In evidence submitted for the plaintiff was a written instrument executed by Mrs. King and presented to the payee of the note, reciting as follows:

“Mr. J. Hunter Hopkins, Brunswick, Ga.

“Dear Sir:—I have today given you note for $750.00, due in three months, signed by myself and H. M. King Jr., as makers. Please accept this writing as a statement from me that I am making this loan for my own…