Webster v. Isbell

Mrs. Viola Isbell, wife of H. M. Isbell, was on the 9th day of April, 1930, employed by the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company at its office or exchange in the city of Houston, Tex., as an operator; her day's work ending at 12 o'clock p. m. As a part of the compensation paid to her by her employer, it furnished her transportation from its office and exchange to her home, and to do so, said employer had contracted with one Bruce Webster and Dixie Cab Company to furnish such transportation service. In accordance with said contract, a taxicab belonging to Bruce Webster and Dixie Cab Company in…