Gentry v. McCarty
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Floyd County Court; F. P. Henry, Judge. Action by D. T. Gentry and wife against J. F. McCarty. From a judgment dismissing the cause on defendant’s appeal from Justice Court, plaintiffs appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtHabd, J.
This action originated in the justice court of Floyd county and was based upon an account for work, provisions, and board. Tbe account is drawn' up in favor of D. T. Gentry and wife, and tbe several items therein are sugar, coal, flour, coffee, etc., and one item as follows: “Services of Mrs. D. T. Gentry for attending to rooms and waiting on J. F. McCarty and bis son and company six months and one-half beginning November 13, 1908, $39.00.” Tbe total amount claimed to be due is $130.98. A trial in the justice court resulted in a judgment for plaintiffs in the sum of $70, from which appellee,…
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