Reed v. Pape

The facts in this case, as shown by the evidence and as set out in the petition, are that the plaintiff, who was a married woman and a resident of Nebraska, was visiting her relatives in Sioux City and staying at the time at the Jackson Hotel. In the early morning of March 30, 1937, she was visiting her brother, who was a porter at a beer parlor. While there she met the defendant, Albert Pape, with whom she had not theretofore been acquainted, and, at his invitation, entered his car with the intention on her part of being driven to her hotel, located at Fifth and Jackson streets. Instead of…