Edmisten v. Dousette

STONE, Presiding Judge.

Intertwined in this hurrah’s nest of litigation are (a) the claim of plaintiff, J. E. Edmisten, in the sum of $99.67 for old lumber from a razed barn which was furnished to defendants, Ralph A. and Hillary Dousette, who are husband and wife, and (b) defendants’ counterclaim in two counts. In the first count, defendants charged that plaintiff “was indebted” to them (1) for four items having an aggregate “value” of $34.70 (including a linoleum floor cover at $9.60, sand and gravel at $7.10, paint and wallpaper at $15, and a toilet flange at $3), to which items we…