two had been injured when a brother was killed and I had gone down in the middle of the night to dress their wounds at the “shooting up” four years ago.

We have had a delightful visit from Miss Wood who was for six years a teacher at Pine Mt. She is now visiting the High Schools in the Mountains to aid young people in wisely choosing a vocation that will be of the greatest help in the future. One day we got another horse and she went with the doctor on one of her longer trips. I had promised to go to Mrs Griffis on a certain day as she was going to give me a suckling pig. It rained so hard that day that I could notrock made a good mounting block and soon we arrived at the cabin of Mrs Griffis. She said she had expected me the day before and was sorry to disappoint me as the pigs had all disappeared. She and Mary were just about to go and hunt them. Miss Wood wanted to take a picture of the cabin and Mary with her Maw. Mary had on a pair of boy’s knickers that had been given to Norman the blind boy of the house. So she hurried to change into her pink dress and some stockings. She wouldn’t “have her picture took bare legged”. It was about noon and we were urgently invited to stay while some food was prepared. But I begged off and as we went for