Continental Jewelry Company v. Blair

Opinion op the Court by

Creal, Commissioner

Reversing.

The Continental Jewelry Company instituted an* action in the Johnson circuit court, seeking to recover of Burns Blair the sum of $230, alleged to he the balance due for jewelry which Blair had purchased from it. This jewelry had been sold to Blair by a salesman for the jewelry company, Blair signing an order for the jewelry. The aggregate amount of the order as shown by the petition was $276, but it was alleged that Blair had paid $46, which had been credited on the account, leaving the balance sued for.

By answer Blair admitted that he did…