Hughes v. Rentschler Floral Co.

The essential facts in the case are simple, and are practically undisputed. The deceased was a young woman, residing in the city of Madison. While walking along the west side of North Hamilton street, in the city of Madison, at about 5 p. m. on February 17, 1926, she was struck by the respondent’s Dodge truck. The respondent’s truck had been driven by a young man by the name of Skelly to a point opposite No. 119 North Hamilton street, where he was to make delivery of a package of flowers. Skelly testified that he drove the truck opposite No. 119 North Hamilton street, cramped the right wheel…