Wheat v. Goss

Appellant sued the appellees and James M. T. Wright on four promissory notes, for the total sum of $636, with interest and attorney fees, which notes were payable at a bank in this state, were executed by appellee Lafe Goss, payable to Wright, and indorsed by Wright to appellant. The complaint alleged these facts and also alleged that appellees executed a mortgage on certain real estate to Wright, to secure the notes, and that Wright assigned the mortgage to appellant in writing. The prayer of the complaint was for judgment on the notes and foreclosure of the mortgage. The notes and mortgage…