O'Connell v. Rugely

HODGES, Associate Justice.

On April 30, 1902, appellant M. O’Connell, together with J. A. Elmore, executed the following described promissory note payable to the Bay City Bank:

“Six months after date, for value received, I, we or either of us, as principals, promise to pay to the order of the Bay City Bank at its office, Two Hundred Fifty Dollars with 10% interest per annum from maturity until paid, and 10% attorneys fees if suit be instituted on this note or if it is placed for collection. I, or we, the signers and endorsers, hereby waive protest and notice of protest, and agree to the…