Case v. Mills Novelty Co.

The appellee, a corporation, doing business in Chicago, Illinois, accepted a written order in Chicago from Florence M. Cran for the sale to her of an ice cream dispenser and shipped the dispenser to her at Waynesboro, Mississippi, which she accepted and proceeded to use. The greater part of the price of the dispenser was to be paid in twenty-four consecutive monthly installments, to cover which Mrs. Cran executed promissory notes. To secure the payment of these notes, title to the dispenser was to remain in Mills Novelty Company until all of the notes were paid. The dispenser came into the…