Gibbs Steel Co. v. Industrial Commission

Claimant, Donald MacArthur, aged fifty-eight, was employed by the Gibbs Steel Company as a traveling salesman. He lived in Shorewood, Milwaukee county. His territory included nearly the entire state of Wisconsin, as well as northern Michigan. The employer paid all of his expenses at hotels and gave him an allowance of $75 a month for the upkeep and maintenance and operation of his car. The selection of lodgings was left to claimant’s discretion. In the course of one of his trips he arrived in Madison on October 27, 1941, and stayed at the Madison Club. On the 28th he made business calls at…