Now, whether this was all her idea or not, I don't know, because she is very independent about things. I don't know, but that's the way I understood it was, so then anyway, Lee traveled with her all over until he became of school age. During the summertime she rented a place at Covington so that she could have her other two boys with her on vacation. Mr. JENNER. Where is Covington? Mrs. MURRET. Covington is right out of New Orleans, not too far away, over the causeway. People more or less use it as a summer resort, and they rent homes there, just like at Biloxi and Gulfport, and so forth. Mr. JENNER. Oh, it's off in that direction? Mrs. MURRET. Yes; so she rented a place over there, and she stayed there with the boys in the summer. Mr. JENNER. Now, this was when she was married to Ekdahl; is that right? Mrs. MURRET. Yes, sir; she was married to Ekdahl then. Mr. JENNER. Did they visit you once in a while? Mrs. MURRET. With Mr. Ekdahl? Mr. JENNER. Yes. Mrs. MURRET. No; never. She was living in Texas at that time, but this was during the summer that she stayed at Covington. Mr. JENNER. Where was Mr. Ekdahl during the summer when she was at Covington? Mrs. MURRET. Mr. Ekdahl was traveling for the company, but she couldn't travel with him because she had the boys during vacation time, and then Lee became of school age and he had to go to school. Now, at that time houses were hard to get, and even hotel rooms, I mean, when you were traveling and so forth, so she agreed to stay over in Covington and send Lee to school in Covington rather than go back to Texas. Now, whether she stayed with Lee when he went to school or not, I don't know. The next I heard, well, she was back in Texas. Now, I don't know about that, how that came about, but she had this duplex. Now, if she had bought this duplex or not at one time herself, I don't know, but she had spoke something about buying a duplex. Mr. JENNER. Here in New Orleans? Mrs. MURRET. No; in Texas, Fort Worth. So it seems like--this is what she told me; that's how I knew so much of her family life, from what she told me. So then, she told me that when they left Covington, they went back to Texas to this duplex, and now, she lived either in the upper or lower part of this duplex, but anyway, one morning she was outside in the yard and this lady who lived either in the upper or lower, whichever way it was, came out into the yard and my sister introduced herself as Mrs. Ekdahl, and this lady answered instead, "You are not the Mrs. Ekdahl that I know."