Anderson v. Thompson

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Bxjrch, J.:

The action was one by plaintiff for damages for death of his son resulting from injuries received in a collision of automobiles. The verdict was for defendants, and plaintiff appeals.

On the night of August 8, 1931, Paul Wade was driving eastward in a Ford touring car on highway No. 160, west of Wellington. John Heasty was with Wade. As they approached rising ground, spoken *755of as a hill, south of Mayfield, they saw a Ford coupé in the road, headed toward the west, and recognized Floyd Anderson, who was changing a tire on the left rear wheel…