Elenz v. Conrad

i. highways: aside. No evidence concerning the happening of the accident other than that of plaintiff and her Husband was introduced. Both testified that they left Dyersville for home in the afternoon on January 6, 1899, shortly after 1 o’clock, in a light wagon drawn by two-horses, and that when out about a mile, and about one hundred feet beyond the first bridge, the team was stopped, anu he stepped hack of the seat to cover some groceries and a leaking-kerosene can. Both then heard a wagon approaching rapidly from the rear, and he immediately resumed his seat, and drove on across the…