Fleckles v. Hille

Appellants owned and operated a farm consisting of forty acres, one-fourth of which was under cultivation. The principal business of appellants, in the operation of the farm, was the production of eggs and poultry, the farm being designated as the Winter Green Poultry Farm. Appellee was employed by appellants. His duties were to perform any and all kinds of labor to which he was assigned in the conduct of the farm. During the period of his employment, he had assisted in the planting and cultivation of the crops, and in cutting weeds, but most of his work was in feeding and caring for the…