New Home Sewing Machine Co. v. Westmoreland

This suit was begun by appellant, a Massachusetts corporation, in the Faulkner Circuit Court. It alleged that on October 19, 1928, it delivered to the appellees, W. W. Westmoreland and Priddy Westmoreland, various goods, wares, and merchandise purchased by them, of the value of $571.95; that no part of said indebtedness had been paid, and that it was long past due. It prayed judgment against appellees in the sum of $571.95, together with interest and costs.

Appellees filed answer in which they denied that they purchased any goods, wares, or merchandise, and denied that they were indebted to…