Indiana Court of Appeals May 12, 1891, No. 121 (Baker v. Groves)

New, C. J.

The appellee brings this suit against the appellant upon a complaint of four paragraphs.

The first paragraph complains of the appellant as guardian of David Baker, a person of unsound mind, averring that she was employed by said guardian, on behalf of his said ward, to cook and care for him, and care for his house, at two dollars per week for one year, beginning May 16, 1887; that she