Turner v. Shelfer

— In a bill of complaint brought by A. T. Shelfer against W. H. Turner, W. E. Wilder and Henry J. Dills, it is alleged that J. W. Glass, the owner of real estate, contracted to sell it to W. H. Turner, and put him in possession, a part of the consideration being paid and the remainder represented by promissory notes given by Turner; that Glass sold the notes to various parties and conveyed the land to J. W. Craig in trust to secure the payment of the notes; that complainant bought several of the notes, that- Wilder owns two of the notes that are past due, but he will not join in this…