Washington v. Hamer

Appellant sued appellee to recover the sum of $212.50, alleged to be due for services rendered under contract. He alleged in his complaint that appellee entered into a contract with him to pay him fifteen dollars per month for feeding and caring for stock on appellee’s farm for a period of one year, and also for certain other items alleged to be due for other services performed — for two days spent in hunting a mule, and for two days’ work on the public road in place of appellee, and for certain services performed as a blacksmith. Appellee filed an answer denying that he had contracted with…