Huffman v. McDonald

McDonald, the appellee, entered into a contract with Nichols & Co., a nonresident concern, to make and install in place a monument to be set up on McDonald’s lot in a cemetery in the city of Port Worth. Nichols & Co., constructed the monument, shipped it to Port Worth, and there made an oral contract with Huffman, appellant herein, employing Mm to more the monument from the railroad car to the cemetery, and there set it up in furtherance and completion of the contract between Nichols & Co., and McDonald, who under that contract was to be at no expense whatever in the matter, except to pay…