Alerding v. Allison

Appellee’s claim was in two paragraphs. The first contained a hill of particulars as follows: The estate of Plelen J. Tate to Irene Allison, Dr. To services from Pebruary 25, 1882, to December 18, 1889, as companion, housekeeper, cook, and nurse, 406 weeks, at $25 per week, $10,150. To services from December 18, 1889, to June 26, 1900, as companion, cook, adviser, housekeeper, and nurse, 547 weeks, at $10 per week, $5,470. Total $15,620. In the second, it was substantially averred that the appellee on Pebruary 25, 1882, entered the employment of Helen J. Tate under an agreement that if she…