Thompson v. B. W. Reeves Company
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
Appellees are the successors of B. W. Reeves, Sr., who had conducted a general mercantile business in the city of El Dorado. Among the other assets taken over by appellees was a note for a thousand dollars, dated October 22, 1917, due November 1, 1918, and -bearing interest at ten per cent, from date until paid, executed by Esau Thompson to the -said B. W. Reeves, Sr., also a deed of trust executed by Thompson and his wife to secure this note and certain other indebtedness. Suit was brought 'by appellees to foreclose this deed of trust, and attached to the complaint which prayed that relief…
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