Not unfrequently they would have a visit from Mr.Owen's household; or they would all go up to his hut for a carouse.

Two or three times, during the summer, small parties exploring the country came along, and would rest a day or two under Crockett's hospitable roof.

Thus with these men, with their peculiar habits and tastes, the summer probably passed away as pleasantly as with most people in this world of care and trouble.
Early in the autumn, Crockett returned to Central Tennessee to fetch his family to the new home.

Upon reaching his cabin in Giles County, he was met by a summons to attend a special session of the Legislature.

He attended, and served out his time, though he took but little interest in legislative affairs.