Howard v. Ware

Highway 61 runs north and south through the town of Shaw in Bolivar County, at which place it is crossed by another highway running east and west, known as the Shaw-Indianola Road. In March, 1940, a motor truck going north on highway 61, in which the appellee’s intestate, Linnie T. Ware, was a passenger, collided at this intersection with an automobile going west, owned and driven by the appellant, and Ware was killed thereby. He was employed by C. P. Cole Plying Service, Inc., the owner of the truck, as a bookkeeper, and C. P. Cole, who was driving the truck, is its president. The…