Chapman v. Booth

TAYLOR, Justice.

In her complaint the plaintiff alleges that between October 1, 1944, and January 20, 1949, after deducting periods of time involved in occasional absences of the deceased from her home, she furnished to the deceased, Harry Gaddis, for a period of time aggregating 39 months, board of the reasonable value of $30 per month, and did his washing and ironing of the reasonable value of $5 per month, furnished him a room of the reasonable value of $20 per month, upon which one month’s rent remained unpaid, and furnished a garage for the storage of his automobile of the reasonable…