Feder-Gregg Shoe Co. v. Big Four Shoe Store Co.

The appellant, Feder-Gregg Shoe Company, a corporation, engaged in manufacturing shoes at Cincinnati, Ohio, sued appellee, the Big Four Shoe Store Company, of Corsicana, Tex., and by the first count in its- petition alleged that on or about April 27, 1921, appellee made an order to Manns-Owens Company, of Cincinnati, Ohio, for 61 pairs of shoes at an agreed price of $6.50 per pair, or a total of $396.50; that the order was accepted by said company, and it agreed to manufacture and ship the shoes to appellee by express June 1, 1921; that Manns-Owens Company went into the hands of a receiver…