Mary Lizzie "Lou" Curtis graduated from Iowa Stat Agriculture College at Ames, Iowa in 1875. She taught for one year at Nevada High School, Nevada, Iowa before her marriage. She wrote "The Pioneer Girl" a story of her life on the Prairie. She also wrote two poems which were Published in Anthologies, "The Kneeling Nun" and "The Organ Mountains". She was the first President of American University Women at New Mexico Agriculture College, Las Cruces, N/M. After the dealth of her husband she lived with her daughter, Mrs. Eldon Bacon, in Glendale, Ca. Mr. and Mrs. Foster are buried in the Masonic Cemetery in Las Cruces, N.M.
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