Dwight v. Horn

— L. B. Ringold Company was a retail clothing and furnishings establishment, doing business at Burlington, Iowa. F. L. Horn, defendant-appellee, was engaged in the retail elpthing and - furnishings business at .Fort Madison, Iowa. Ringold Company was contemplating a cessation of business on account of internal dissention among stockholders and was about to inaugurate a closing or quitting business sale. One Garland was manager of Ringold Company and had been acquainted with Horn for fifteen or eighteen years. Prior to the institution of the sale by Ringold Company, Horn and Garland were…