Davis v. Driver

This.suit was instituted by appellees, John A., H. A., and A. J. Driver in the district court of Young county, Tex., to enjoin L. M. Davis and C. L. Wook, appellants, from preparing, cooking, selling, and serving food to the public, in a building leased by appellees to appellants by written contract, which provides that the premises are “to be used and occupied as a drug store, and a jeweler stand in connection, and not otherwise.”

Appellees allege that a space 24 by 75 feet was leased to appellants on the first floor of a three-story building owned by them, situated on lots 15 and 16, block…