Davis v. Lindsay Furniture Co.

John F. Davis and Mae-dell Davis, his wife, claim of Lindsay Furniture Company, a commercial partnership and firm, and J. B. Lindsay and J. K. Lindsay in solido, alleged by plaintiff to be members composing said firm, $1,057.25 in damages. Their petition alleges that on Tuesday evening, June 11, 1929, one N. B. Lindsay, agent and representative of defendants, acting within the scope of his employment, came to their house for the purpose of collecting a bill due Lindsay Furniture Company, on account of some window shades; that plaintiffs were both absent at the time he entered, but plaintiff…