Douglass v. McLure

PITTS, Chief Justice.

Appellee, J. R. McLure, doing business as McLure’s Shop, sued appellant, Mildred M. Douglass, for a debt in the sum of $676.40, together with interest thereon and attorney fees. The case was tried to a jury which, in effect, found appellant liable for the said sum of $676.40 and judgment was accordingly rendered, together with interest thereon and for the sum of $101.46 as attorney fees, from which judgment appellant perfected her appeal to the Court of Civil Appeals at Dallas and the case was transferred to this court by the Supreme Court in equalizing the dockets of the…