Martz v. Selig Dry Goods Co.
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Madison. Circuit Court; Luther F. Pence, Judge. Action by the Selig Dry Goods Company against Fred M. Martz. From a judgment for plaintiff, the defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtRemy, J.
On October 20, 1915, for some time prior thereto, and continuously thereafter until June 18, 1918, appellant and Frances Martz were husband and wife, living together in the town of Arcadia in Hamilton county, Indiana. Appellant was cashier of a bank in which he was a stockholder, had a total income of $125 per month, owned the house in which he lived, and he and his wife moved in the best' society of the town. Appellant’s father owner property of the probable value of $75,000, and appellant was the only child. On October 20, 1915, appellant’s wife, in the name of appellant, purchased of…
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