Mathey v. Flory Milling Co.

Opinion by

Mr. Chief Justice Moschzisker,

In July or August, 1918, J. W. Mathey, the legal plaintiff, hereafter referred to as “plaintiff,” entered the employ of the Flory Milling Company, defendant and appellant, to look after its business interests in Scranton, Pa., as local manager and sales agent, agreeing to devote his entire time to the fulfillment of these duties. The contract of employment was not reduced to writing, and the parties thereto gave different versions of its terms, particularly concerning the compensation to he paid plaintiff; hut the issues thus arising, and others…