Stilson v. Ellis

Plaintiff-appellee and her husband, who is a farmer, lived near Hampton. They, together with their neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, drove from their homes in a four-door Ford sedan on the morning of November 9, 1926, for the purpose of attending a funeral near Armstrong. A relative of the husband of app ellee had died. The Ford sedan belonged to appellee’s husband, and, on the occasion under consideration, was being driven, controlled, and managed by him. On this trip, appellee, with Mrs. Anderson, rode in the back seat, and the two men were in front. This party of four left their homes…