Stewart v. Kroger Gro., Etc., Co.

Appellee operated a grocery store and therein a meat market in Corinth. Appellant was employed therein as the butcher. The store was divided into two compartments, the front being the sales room, and to the rear the storage room. Between these rooms was an ordinary swinging door. When supplies were needed in the sales room, the employe immediately concerned would go through the swinging door to the storage room, and bring what was needed back through the same door.

For some time prior to the injury here complained of, a sack for the placing of soiled aprons and towels used by the employes was…