T. J. Dye & Son v. Nichols

On July 19, 1922, Frank S. Nichols lived in Kokomo. On said date and for several days prior thereto, he was in the employ of appellants, and, as such employe, was engaged in reshingling a building on a farm owned by appellants and located about two miles from Kokomo. He went to his work each day in an automobile, returning home at noon each day for dinner. When he was at home at noon July 19, 1922, he told his wife he had been stung by bumble bees. He returned to his work in the afternoon of that day. He died August 24, 1922, leaving a widow and a daughter who was under eighteen years of age.…