St. Louis Southwestern Railroad Co. v. Alverson

On August 8, 1923, appellee, a young lady, and Howard Gentry, a young man, who is her cousin, bought tickets from the appellant railroad com-* pany from North Little Rock to Geridge, a station on appellant’s railroad, for which they each paid the sum of $1.44. After purchasing the tickets they boarded the train and became passengers in a coach which went through from North Little Rock to Gillette, a station beyond Geridge. This train passed through England en route to Geridge, and at England the car in which appel-lee was a passenger was attached to a train which ran from England to Gillette.…