Farmers' & Traders' Bank v. Thixton, Millett & Co.

Opinion of the Court by

Chief Justice -Sampson—

Affirming.

Some time in July or August, 1913, P. D. O’Bryan and wife, Julia A. O’Brien, executed a note for $2,375.00 to Thixton, Millet & Company payable at the Farmers’ and Traders’ Bank in the city of Owensboro. Immediately upon its execution it was indorsed and delivered to appellant, Farmers’ and Traders’ Bank. Becoming due it was renewed and from time to time reduced until it amounted to only $1,750.00 on January 21, 1915, at which time it was renewed for the last time. Being unpaid the Farmers’ and Traders’ Bank instituted this action in the…