Evans v. Davidson

October 24, 1934, between 3 and 5 o’clock P. M., an automobile being driven south on the main state highway about five miles north of Cascade, by Ezra Evans, with whom was riding his wife, Pheby Evans, collided with an automobile driven north by respondent Frank G. Davidson, concededly on business for the other respondent, his employer, severely injuring all three; Mr. Evans later dying therefrom. Mrs. Evans individually brought suit for her own personal injuries, and a separate suit as administratrix of her husband’s estate on behalf of herself and their grown children, his heirs, against…