Sauer v. Griffin

— This was a suit against the widow and minor child of one James H. Welch on a certain appeal bond, on which said Welch was surety. An agreed statement, or abstract of the record, has been filed, reciting the following facts: “James H. Welch, with othei’s, in his life-time — to-wit, on the 24th day of June, 1870 — became surety upon an appeal bond given in the case of the Kansas City Hotel Company, of Kansas City, Mo., against Joseph Seigmunt, wherein judgment had been rendered in the Kansas City court of common pleas, binding himself, his heirs, executors and administrators in the sum of…