W. H. Hobbs Supply Co. v. Ernst

The substance of the findings is as follows: For some time prior to July 1, 1953, defendant, David Ernst, had been in the employ of one Vern Dale, the operator of a business known as Outer’s Laboratories near Onalaska, Wisconsin. As a side line he did some repairing, altering, and remodeling of sporting goods in a small store in the city of Onalaska. The plaintiff, W. H. Hobbs Supply Company, a corporation, was engaged in the business of the sale, among other things, of sporting goods, particularly guns, ammunition, and related items. On or about July 1, 1953, the defendant stopped at the…