Butters Salt & Lumber Co. v. Vogel

The plaintiff, in 1898 and 1899, was conducting a store at Walkerville, Mich. William Weicksall was a contractor, under contract to cut, haul, and deliver certain logs to defendant. Soon after commencing operations, in September, 1898, Weicksall began to trade *34at plaintiff’s store at Walberville. From the 23d of November until the close of operations in the spring, the plaintiff furnished merchandise to Weicksall, which was not paid for, amounting to $138.64. This action is brought upon the theory that the credit for these goods was extended solely to the defendant, and upon that theory the…