Rentfrow v. Lancaster & Turner

HEAD, Associate Justice.

Appellees, who are partners in the practice of medicine, sued appellants, who are adult brothers, upon an account for services rendered J. M. Rentfrow. To show a cause of action against J. D. Rentfrow, appellee Lancaster testified: “On about the 2nd day of July, 1893, J. D. Rentfrow came after me at night to go and see his brother J. M. Rentfrow, who lives about seven miles from Granbury. He told me his brother had been wounded, and wanted me to go and see him. I was a little slow in getting ready, and he told me to hurry up, that he would see that I got my pay for…