Vaughn v. Shady Grove Milling Co.

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Sampson

Affirming.

The Shady Grove Milling Company, a partnership composed of Towery, McConnell and Hubbard, sold a Midget flouring mill to appellant, Jack Vaughn, for $1,800.00, of which sum $800.00 was paid, and two notes for $500.00 each were executed by Vaughn to the company for the balance of the purchase price. When the first note became due Vaughn declined to pay it and suit was brought thereon by the company, but before 'a trial could be had the other note became due and another suit was brought on it against Vaughn; to the first suit he filed an answer and…