St. Paul Fire & Marine Ins. v. Kitchen

In June, 1920, C. E. Foster purchased from one Kitchen, guardian, two certain lots situated in Odell, Wilbarger county, and on which were two business houses. As a part of the consideration, Foster executed in favor of Kitchen, guardian, four vendor’s lien notes of $750 each. Foster conducted a mercantile business in one or both of the houses and a short time prior to February, 1921, he made to Sanger Bros, a general assignment of his assets for the benefit of his creditors, and in February, 1921, was declared a bankrupt, and M. E. Stevens of Wichita Falls was appointed trustee in bankruptcy.…