Hazel v. Dougherty

Opinion op the Court by

Drury, Commissioner—

Affirming.

The plaintiff below having lost his case, is appellant here. On January 3, 1916, the master commissioner of the Daviess circuit court offered for sale a lot fronting sixty feet on Frederica street in Owensboro, Kentucky. The appellee, D. O’Connell Dougherty, was the successful bidder at the sale, and the property was knocked off to him at the price of $3,500.00. He told the master commissioner that he was purchasing this property for his wife, the appellee, Mary Nettie Dougherty, and the purchase money bonds were signed by Mrs. Dougherty…