
What
year was the first Children’s Friend
published?
a.
1850
b.
1866
c.
1902
d.
1931
Yesterday’s answer:
(A) Woodies
Father
sold some goods, clothing, groceries etc. he’d brought from Manti and bought
lumber, with which he started a three room house. But it was never finished,
for although they raised a good garden when they got water—after digging a
large ditch a mile long—they had much trouble with a neighbor—an apostate
Mormon who kept stealing their water. But that was not their worst grief; the
officers who had not bothered father in Manti were again on his trail. But he
did manage to teach school there that next winter. The bones of my leg not
being very strong, I had to walk a mile to school through deep snow and tall
sage brush. And I had to wear big heavy wooden shoes. As that was mostly a
Danish community, quite a number of the people wore them. Mine were too large
so I’d take them and my stockings off and hurry as best I could barefooted, for
the snow would almost freeze my toes; I’d put on my “woodies” before reaching
the school house. History of Martha M. Hancock; http://www.boap.org/
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