Loomis v. Gray

HOLDEN, J. —

J. P. Gray and Ora S. Gray were married in 1915. Shortly thereafter Gray deeded his wife, as a wedding present, a lot located at Mesa. When the Grays later moved from Mesa to Nampa, Gray sold the lot for $4,-000 and gave appellant the money, later investing it in the Robinson-Buick Co., a concern engaged in the automobile business at Nampa, which operated both Buick and Chevrolet agencies. In 1925, after the Grays moved from Mesa to Nampa, a co-partnership was formed by W. R. Showalter and appellant, under the firm name of Showalter Chevrolet Co. A deal was then made with the…