E. N. Albert v. Maher Brothers' Transfer Co.

— On November 24, 1929, the plaintiff-appellee, E. N. Albert, was driving a Studebaker sedan on Primary Highway No. 161 from Iowa City to Cedar Rapids, en route to Marshalltown. Riding with the appellee at the time were his wife, Mrs. Nell Albert, his step-daughter, Mrs. Madge Pursel, and his mother-in-law, Mrs. Anna Crimmons. Mrs. Madge Pursel was in the front seat of the Studebaker sedan with the appellee, and Mrs. Albert and her mother, Mrs. Crimmons, were riding in the back seat thereof.

When appellee arrived at a reverse curve about twelve miles north of Iowa City, he met, and collided…