Yost v. Yost

Landis, P. J.,

This was an action of replevin for a victrola, brought by the plaintiff against Warren Yost, formerly her husband. The evidence for the plaintiff showed that in 1915, while the plaintiff was sick in a hospital, her husband bought the victrola from Kirk Johnson & Company and had it sent to his father’s house on Conestoga Terrace, near Lancaster City. She testified that her husband then told her that he bought it for her. While this contention on her part was denied by him, yet the verdict establishes its truth.

It is, however, claimed that, as this victrola was not actually handed…