McGahey v. Albritton

This is a spit by Beatrice Albritton, the mother of Doris Albritton, a minor child of tender years, against E. G. Mc-Gahey, doing business as Tuscaloosa Avenue Drug Company, for damages sustained by her as a proximate consequence of the defendant, by its clerk, in the performance of his duties under his employment, negligently placing a harmful drug, to wit, calomel in filling a prescription of a physician for her child, which drug was not called for by the prescription, and which made the child sick, and plaintiff had to nurse the said child, employ a physician to attend it, and pay for…