Monroe Lumber Co. v. Bezeau

The plaintiff company is engaged in the lumber business in the city of Monroe. Suit was brought against the defendant to recover for certain lumber furnished by it to her. It appears that in May, 1913, the plaintiff entered into a contract with one John Roberts, whereby it agreed to furnish to said Roberts such materials as he would need in remodeling a dwelling house belonging to the defendant, with whom he had previously made a contract by which he undertook to remodel the house for the defendant. Before the job was completed, and after having received about three-fourths of his contract…