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families had combed its surface for the same purpose, we seldom went away without some.

After Heaton Brothers dissolved partnership, we didn't go any more, but Strawberry is still ours, and when w talk of it, as we often do, it is like going back home.

Lovina always crowded a lot of activity into each day. Up early she would hurry through her work, leaving each room tidy and spotlessly clean. No files were allowed to rest comfortably in her house. With a shoo-fly in each hand she would frighten them to the door, and out they would go, glad to escape.

She never complained of being over-worked and underpaid. She made the best of what they could afford, and was generous in sharing it with others. All of mother's girls responded willingly to a call for public service, Perhaps more than any in our family she went most often among the sick and needy to give comfort and help. She didn