Phœnix Furniture Co. of Port Arthur v. Kay

Appellee sued appellant, a private corporation, for debt in the sum of $2,300, and for attorney’s fees in the sum of $250. He alleged that in May, 1023, he entered into an oral contract with appellant that he was to work for appellant for $250 per month until January 1,1924, after which date ho was to receive $300 per month; that shortly after January 1, 1924, at the request of appellant, it was agreed between them that, instead of appellee receiving $300 per month, he should receive $250 per month, and on January 1, 1925, he was to receive $600 additional for his services in 1924; that, at…