Wilson Bros. Lumber Co. v. Furqueron

Appellants, who operate a lumber business in the city of Texarkana, Arkansas, sold lumber from time to time to a partnership composed of W. H. Furqueron and Bill Smith. Some, but not all, of these sales were made under a guaranty of payment made by Furqueron’s sister, Nellie, but there was no continuing guaranty to pay for any or all lumber bought by Furqueron & Smith, as some sales were made to them without this guaranty. It had been the practice in all cases for Furqueron & Smith to sell the lumber purchased and to make settlements therefor out of the proceeds of the resale by Furqueron &…