Glanville v. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co.

— Plaintiff, with, her family, had moved from a farm about 8 miles northwest of Lineville to that town in September, 1917, and had taken up her residence on the south side of Mill Street, about iy2 blocks east of the crossing of that street by defendant’s railroad. Through arrangement with her husband, Claude Hesseltine, a boy 18 years old, on October 13th took plaintiff and her husband, with two of her children, in his father’s Ford automobile to the farm to get vegetables they had raised. Shortly after 4 o’clock in the afternoon, they returned by way of and turning south on Washington…