Nyswander v. Gonser

At about 5:30 o’clock in the evening, on the 4th day of December, 1932, plaintiff’s deceased, Blanche Madison, was struck and killed by the defendant’s automobile, on arterial highway No. 106, which extends from Mason City to Clear Lake. At the point in question the said highway was not within the limits of any city or town.

The first error assigned arises from a tender of evidence made by the plaintiff by a witness seeking to show what the usual custom of the deceased was in approaching said crossing. This error is bottomed for authority on decisions of other jurisdictions. However, this…