Pennock v. Texas Builders' Supply Co.

Appellee, Texas Builders’ Supply Company, on March 11, 1915, sued appellant, and for cause of • action alleged that Pennock Improvement Company, a corporation, executed two notes to appellee, due March IS and March 10, 1914, respectively, and upon which appellant, O. H. Pennock, was a surety; that Pennock Improvement Company was not made a party, it having been adjudged to be a bankrupt before the institution of this suit. The suit was tried before the court without a jury, and resulted in a judgment against appellant for $229.04. On the same day of the institution of this suit, appellee…