McDaniels v. McClure
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from. Mills District Court. — Hon. O. D. Wheeler, Judge. Action upon open account for goods sold and delivered the defendants, who are husband and wife. The trial court did not allow all the items as against the wife, but did render judgment against her for the sum of $151.-95. She appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtDeemer, J.
Plaintiff was a hardware merchant in the town of Tabor, Iowa, and defendants are husband and wife who lived near that town, the wife, Julia McClure, being the owner of the farm upon which they lived and other real property. During the years 1899-1903 plaintiff sold and delivered to William McClure certain goods and merchandise, amounting in the aggregate to $381.91. The *371goods seem to have been charged, to William McClure and wife. In the year 1899- certain credits to the amount of $12.60 were given by plaintiff, and on January 1, 1903, the account, was credited by note in the sum of $32.6.60,…
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