Brown v. Martin

Plaintiff and defendant were both engineers in the employ of the‘ Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company, and were residents of Boone, Iowa. They had been as'sociated as such coemployees of the railway company for about forty years. On November 14, 1930, plaintiff and defendant, together with one Adkins, who was a locomotive fireman in the employ of said railway company, set out on a hunting trip from Boone, Iowa, to the vicinity of Humboldt, Iowa. The route which they pursued Took them through the city of Fort’ Dodge, Iowa, arid from there they proceeded northward over paved highway No. 169:…