Mitchell v. Fahey

Opinion by

ESTES, C.

Parties appear in tbe same order as in tbe trial court. Plaintiff sued defendant for rent of a room in his building in which defendant carried on a baby shop or stork nest, aiding bis suit by attachment, on the grounds, first, that defendant had left the county of her residence to avoid service of summons; and second, that she so concealed herself that summons could not be served. In the justice court, judgment was for defendant on the debt and also dissolving the attachment. On appeal to the district court, judgment for the debt was for the plaintiff, but for defendant…