Arnold v. Brandt

This action was brought by the appellee against the appellant on an account for goods *170and merchandise alleged to have been sold and delivered to appellant and his family at his instance and request. The appellant answered the general denial, and specially that the articles mentioned in the complaint were purchased of appellee by one Mary J. Arnold, the wife of appellant, who has been living separate and apart from appellant since December, 1892, which fact, during all of said time, was well known to appellee; that said Mary J. Arnold, when appellant married her in November, 1892, was the…