Benson v. Berry-Dampeer Co.

The Berry-Dampeer Company, a partnership composed of J. J. Berry and Clyde Dampeer, filed a suit against the appellant, W. P. Benson, in’which it was alleged that on some of the dates between January 1, 1.926, and December 1, 1928, plaintiff sold and delivered to Benson at his special instance and request sundry goods, wares, and merchandise aggregating a value of two thousand four hundred twenty-five dollars and six cents; that the plaintiff was in the mercantile business and did both a cash and credit business; that the defendant was engaged in farming and as such employed a large number of…