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Snead and Bob Smedley, who she admitted being very fond of for a time. After graduation she went to the Madison Teachers College. She taught for one year at Sycamore School, a one-room school with ’ ' seven grades in Old Hollow, for one year. She said that she rode a horse to get to school, six miles each way. Mrs. Lindstrom said that she liked teaching but liked being married much more. “I was bom to ' be a homemaker,” she declared.
She recalls riding a horse and buggy on the dirt road between . Washington and Hint Hill — the Fodderstack Road. Her mother had a friend there named Elias Cooksey that they visited. Her memory fails T her on some things, but she well remembers her horse’s name as Maude.
The family’s first car was a Reo, she said, and they bought the car from John Keyser in the county. Five people could easily fit in .
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