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I Deer Mrs, Foreman: — We children shade of that I have already sent the above information more briefly to sister who may relay it to you. Sincerely, the front gate driven to market in St.Louis, I think, were often confined to the front yard and sat in the Santa Barbara, Calif., October 4, T 22 • Sister Gusta inclosed in a recent letter to me, y 3 our note inquiring about the grave of Miss Thompson and the walnut tree that stood in front of the old Tullahassee building. She has probably told you already that Miss Thompson was buried in the little Park Hill enclosure. There was a cemetery where several pupils and others were buried, a mile or so to the north-west on a point where two water courses came together about 2 mile from the McIntosh place and almost directly west from it. day of the week to us. tree on Sunday afternoons, Sunday, you know, was always the longest I have all kinds of pleasant memories connected with the walnut tree, to climb which was one of the stunts of my childhood days, My initials were carved near its top. My recollections as to its being there are that .father dug it up down in the Arkansas River bottom and he himself set it out where it grew up. How good the walnuts were’. The little ones that fell off before maturity, we gathered and used as cattle in imitation of the herds of Texas cattle that used to pass by
