Davisson v. Wilson

— In this case, the appellees, partners under the firm name of P. Wilson & Sons, sued John W. Davisson and G. W. Emory as makers, and the appellant Walter Hooper as the endorser, of a promissory note. The note was for the sum of $262, was dated September 8th, 1877, and was payable one year after date to the order of said Hooper, at the First National Bank of Kokomo, Indiana. The cause was put at issue and tried by the court; and a finding was made for the appellees, and against the appellant Hooper, for the amount due on the note, and “ that the defendants Davisson and Emory are not liable on…