Peters v. Lyles-Madry Implement Co.

Tbe Lyles-Madry Implement Company, a corporation, sued C. C. Peters, and for cause of action pleaded that defendant executed and delivered to plaintiff a promissory note in tbe sum of $210.40 on May 21, 1929, due and payable at Fort Worth on June 4, 1929, bearing interest at 8 per cent, per annum from July 21, 1928, until paid, and provided for 10 per cent, additional on tbe amount of principal and interest then due, as attorney’s fees, if placed in the bands of an. attorney for collection, or if suit be brought on the same. Tbat said note was executed in evidence of and in consideration of…