Union Brewing Co. v. Cooper

In May, 1896, the appellee Cooper commenced a suit against the Union Brewing Company and Lehmann Brothers to recover on an account alleged to he due to him by the defendants. The Lehmann Brothers made default. The brewing company filed answer on December 8, of that year, denying all indebtedness, and thereafter the cause, as to it, was at issue. In February following, the attorney for Cooper served notice upon the attorneys for the brewing company that at the incoming of court on February 27, or as soon thereafter as counsel could he heard, they would apply to the court to have the cause set…