State v. Farrand

Defendant was convicted of keeping and delivering intoxicating liquors contrary to the Local Option Law, and appealed.

The evidence shows that on the evening of November 24, 1915, the prosecuting'witness, one Newcum, together with one Davis, defendant and some other persons, was standing on the northwest corner of the public square in Kirksville, Missouri, and “the boys were wanting a drink but didn’t seem to have the money to buy it with.”' Prosecuting witness Newcum told the crowd that he would buy the drink and he gave the defendant seventy-five cents and the latter ‘ ‘went and got the…