Goodlove v. Logan

Mitchell. J.

Wallace Harold Goodlove lived on a farm east and south of primary road No. 13 about 4 miles from Central City. On the evening of December 21, 1931, he started to town. Riding with him in his automobile were his wife and his only son. It was after dark, and the headlights and rear light on his car were burning. In order to reach primary highway No. 13, which is a paved road, they drove along three-fourths of a mile on a very muddy dirt road. When they reached primary highway No. 13, they turned north and drove about 120 rods, at which point Goodlove stopped his car to remove the…