Claim of Gisner v. Dunlop

John M. Kellogg, P. J.:

The employer was carrying on a small farm and a small trucking business. He kept two teams. The farm was used principally in furnishing supplies for the farm and teams. The farm work, in great part, was done by the employer; the trucks were driven by the employee. Occasionally the employee helped on the farm and sometimes the employer drove a truck. On the day in question the employee said *634in the morning he had some errands to do for himself and would not work in the forenoon; he said he would take some shoes over to the shoe shop and have them fixed. He returned about…