Osheroff v. Rhodes-Burford Co.

Opinion op the Court by

Commissioner Hobson

Affirming.

On June 28,1920, the appellant, Eose Osheroff, went with her husband, J. Osheroff, to the furniture store of Ehodes-Burford Company in Paducah, and there the husband purchased a bill of house furnishings, which amounted to about six hundred dollars. The purchase included a porch swing which the vendor agreed to put up on the front porch of their house. The husband made the purchase; the goods were charged to him and he paid for them, though the wife was with him and assisted in making the selections. The swing was sent out to the house and…