Andrews v. Becker

ELLIOTT, Judge.

A one-horse wagon, belonging to and while being driven by Willie Andrews and in which his wife, Sarah Andrews, and some others were riding, was struck by an automobile belonging to Mrs. Mamie Becker, with the result that the wagon was badly injured and Sarah Andrews seriously hurt. Willie Andrews fixes the time of the occurrence at between 1 and 2 o’clock p. m. on July 21, 1932. It took place on the public road leading from Loranger to Independence, and west of the Tangipahoa river and about a mile east of Independence. The automobile was being driven at the time by a negro boy…