Nauman v. Nauman

— The plaintiff brought suit against defendant before a justice of the peace, stating his cause of action upon two promissory notes, on which he demanded judgment in the sum of $160. On the return day the defendant made no appearance to the action, but plaintiff appeared, and, after dismissing his claim as to one of the notes in suit, took judgment by default upon the remaining note for $60 and costs. Four years later the plaintiff caused an execution to be issued upon the judgment, under which writ the officer served notice' of garnishment upon one Hartrick as a supposed debtor of the…