Saxon v. Wood

The appellee, a minor, by her next friend, sued the appellant. Upon the appellant’s motion the next *243friend was removed. The appellee was permitted to prosecute her suit as a poor person. ' She recovered judgment for two hundred and fifty dollars.

A demurrer to the complaint for want of sufficient facts was overruled. This ruling alone is assigned as error.

The complaint, filed in September, 1889, omitting the title of the cause, was as follows:

“Addie "Wood, plaintiff, by Emma L. Disborough, her next friend, complains of Walter Saxon, defendant, and says that plaintiff was a minor of the age of…