Moss v. Detroit & Mackinac Railway Co.

It is the claim of the plaintiff that on December 28, 1911, her father purchased one one-half fare ticket, and one full fare ticket at the office of the Pere Marquette Railroad in Saginaw, from Saginaw to Linwood. These tickets were to be used by Pearl Moss, who was nine years old, and by William Moss, a brother of Pearl, thirteen years old, who were going to spend Christmas with their grandfather, who lived on a farm about two miles from Linwood. At Bay City the children got a train on the defendant road, and it is claimed that when the conductor took up the tickets he told them he would…