Fanny 1rohnson
Hud~ins
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	My niother died on that place. It was a m1~hty nice place. Later on v~e come to Arkansas. We farmed. Looked like it was all we knowed how to do. ~e worked at lots of places. One time we vorked for a man named Thomas Lt. Allen. He vvas at Rob Roy on the Arkansas near Pine Bluff. Then i~e worked ror a man named Kirabroo. He had a big plantation in Teff~rson county. For forty years we 1/~orked first one place, then another.

	After that I i~ent out to OklahorriaD I went as a cook. Then. I ~ot the idea of following the resort
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towns about. In the s nmier I‘d to to Eureka. In the
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winter I‘d corne down to Hot Springs. That was the way

to makG the best money. Folks what had money moved about like that • I done cooking at other re spr t s too • I cooked at the hotel at Winslow ~. I done that several summers.

	Somehow I alv; ays come back to Hot ~priri~s. Good people in Eureka. Finest xuen I ever ~orked f or~$or a rich man was Mr. Rigley, you know. He was the man who made chewing ~uxn. ~Te didn‘t have no gas in Eureka. riad
‘~Eureka E3prin~s, Ark.	*Hot Springs National Park

*rustjc hotel on mountain near village of Winslow, Ark.