Napier v. Patterson

*259*258— I. While riding as a guest in a one-seated buggy, drawn by one horse, appellee was severely and permanently injured by a collision of appellant Patterson’s auto*259mobile with the rear of said vehicle. The automobile was owned by appellant J. W. Patterson, and was being operated by the appellant Russell Paul, who, at the time, was a farm hand in Patterson’s employ. The accident occurred shortly after 9 o’clock, Sunday evening, November 11, 1917, on Southeast Sixth Street, near its intersection with Davis Avenue, in the city of Des Moines. No claim is made that the evidence was insufficient…