Coleman v. Garvin

John C. Garvin and S. M. Garvin sued W. H. Coleman in the district court upon two promissory notes for $233.50 each and to foreclose the vendor’s lien on certain lands, for the purchase money of which, it is alleged, the notes were executed. A trial without a jury resulted in a judgment for plaintiffs against defendant for the amount due on the notes, together with attorney’s fees and foreclosure as prayed for, from which judgment both Coleman and Wm. R. Stockwell whose connection with the case will be later shown appeal.

The suit was instituted in November, 1911, to the February term of the…