Walling v. Hannig

Stayton, Chief Justice.—

During the months of February and March, 1885, many articles of house furnishing goods were sold by appellee to . appellant, and in the month of July of the same year there was a further sale of one article of furniture.

The articles were all purchased by the wife of appellant, and were shown to be such things as were necessary to the family of a person in •appellant’s condition in life.

Some payments were made on the bill from time to time by the wife, but when payment was demanded of the husband he refused to make it and denied the authority of his wife to make the…