Felder v. Wilbers

Opinion op the Court by

Commissioner Hobson

Affirming.

Ceorge H. Wilbers,, who is a plumber in Louisville, was driving along the Bardstown road in his wagon drawn by a horse on June 2, 1921, about two o’clock in the afternoon, going westward about five or six miles an hour. His helper was seated on the seat by his side. After he had passed the intersection of the- Bardstown road with Sherwood avenue, a Ford truck of J. C. Felder, running about twenty miles an hour, undertook to pass his wagon and negligently ran into the rear end of the wagon, knocking it to the side of the street. Wilbers was…