Kyger v. F. Hull Skirt Co.

This was an action by the appellee, the skirt *250company, against Ulysses C. Kyger, to recover an account for one hundred and eighty-nine dollars. An attachment was issued in the case, which was levied upon certain real estate as the property of said Ulysses, and the appellant, Margaret, his wife, was made a defendant, to answer as to her interest in the same. She appeared and answered. Other creditors of Ulysses filed their claims under the attachment.

On the trial of the issues joined, by a jury, there was a verdict for the plaintiff] followed by a judgment and order for the sale of the land.…