Morrow v. Bonebrake

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Johnston, C. J.:

Rose Morrow brought this action against P. D. Bonebrake to recover the sum of $420, which she had paid to him as the purchase price of a diamond, and obtained a judgment, from which he appeals. It appears that Rose Morrow, the appellee, wished to purchase a diamond as a present for her husband, and with that purpose in mind she had looked at one for sale by Armel Brothers, who were competitors of appellant, but had not yet made up her mind to purchase it. Bonebrake, learning that appellee was in the market for a diamond, proceeded to…