Southern Railway Co. v. Flanigan

Tbe plaintiff's petition alleges, that on March 26, 1910, she bought a ticket from the agent of the Southern Railway Company at Science Hill, Kentucky, entitling her to transportation to Jenkinsburg, Georgia, and, after purchasing the ticket, boarded one of the regular passenger-trains of the defendant company with her six children, for the purpose of going to Jenkinsburg, to which place the train was going. When she arrived at Atlanta, Georgia, she was for the first time informed by the conductor of the train *746that the train she was on was a through train, and did not stop at J enkinsburg,…