Dickey v. Jackson

This is a suit by appellee to recover damages for personal injuries alleged to have been caused by the negligence of the appellant Mrs. Dickey in dressing appellee's hair with what is known and designated a "permanent wave." Harris-Hahlo Company, in whose store building the beauty parlor conducted by Mrs. Dickey was situated, was also made defendant, and judgment sought against that company.

Mrs. Dickey, joined by her husband, C. H. Dickey, answered by general demurrer and general denial to plaintiff's petition and to the cross-action of defendant Harris-Hahlo Company. They further pleaded…