Huber Manufacturing Co. v. Piersall

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Winn —

Affirming.. On the afternoon of Sunday, July 1, 1906, J. M. Pier-sail, as the agent for his wife, Nina Piers all, the appellee, bought of the general agent of the Huber Manufacturing Company, at Lexington, Kentucky, an eighteen horse power traction thresher engine. He took it that night to the farm of one Tanner, in Payette County, where he endeavored to thresh with it on Monday. Finding it unsatisfactory, he returned it to the Huber Manufacturing Company agency on Tuesday morning. When he bought the engine he had with him a blank check signed by his wife.…