Underwood v. Artis

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Logan

-Affirming.

' On May 14, 1925, ,H. E. Underwood bought a garage from John Artis for which he executed his note for $1,-376. A. J. Vaughan signed the note as surety for Underwood. It was not paid when it became due, whereupon Artis instituted suit against Underwood and Vaughan to recover a judgment on the note. He also made Nolda Vaughan, the wife of A. J. Vaughan, a party to the suit, asking that a certain deed which had been executed to her by her husband for real estate be canceled as fraudulent. The First National Bank of Rnssell, having a mortgage against…