G. W. Fogg v. Mary A. Goode as Executrix will J. S. Goode

ELLIS, J. -- G. W. Fogg brought his bill of interpleader against Mary A. Goode as Executrix of the Will of J. S. Goode, deceased, and S. A. Means. In the amended bill of complaint it was alleged that complainant became indebted upon a promissory note on October 2, 1912, in the sum of $486.25. That the payee named in the note was J. S. Goode; that the note was payable six months after date, and bore interest from maturity at the rate of 8% per annum. The note, therefore, became due April 2, 1913. It is alleged that on April 4, 1913, complainant paid $5.55 ""on the principal."" The interest to that date amounted to twenty-two cents, which added to the principal made the amount then due $486.46. After applying the payment of $5.55 there remained due on April 4, 1913, the sum of $480.91. It is alleged that on June 12, 1913, the complainant received from J. S. Goode a written request to execute two notes, each for the sum of $243.12, one payable to the order of J. S. Goode and