Lowe Campbell S. Goods Co. v. Tangipahoa P.S. Board

For a period of about ten years the plaintiff in this case had been selling to the Kentwood High School, in the Parish of Tangipahoa, certain sporting goods consisting principally of foot-ball suits, shoes and other equipment. The orders were given by the principal of the school.

Over that period of time, the bill ran up to the sum of $511.35, on which, through the said principal, the sum of $157.39, was paid, leaving a balance of $353.96, the amount claimed in this suit against the Tangipahoa Parish School Board. The claim against the School Board is based on the proposition that the Kentwood…