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for Diphtheria, for fear some of us may need it. Sarah says you need not hurry about her cloak -- but if you do send this week, we would like to have it come before Saturday evening, as it is not often that we can go down in the evening and George is not used to driving | for Diphtheria, for fear some of us may need it. Sarah says you need not hurry about her cloak -- but if you do send this week, we would like to have it come before Saturday evening, as it is not often that we can go down in the evening and George is not used to driving through the snow. Let us have word when you are sending it so we may look out for it. Sara has a stitch in her left side today.. has probably taken a little cold -- has for the last two or three days spit a little blood now and then. Would it be well for her to consult Cr. Williams as Mary is so far. She has not much confidence in his medicine but I don't know but what she might to see some Dr. What do you think? Wheldon Griffith brought his sisters here yesterday afternoon also Eunice and little Nellie Anthony. We had a very pleasant visit. Ellen staid all night and slept with [[torn off]] We had his old bed fellow -- E. [[torn off]] yet. have you seen Katie yet. she [[torn off]] N.Y. some where, and will probably call to see Jennie. Write often, we are always glad to hear, as you know | ||
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for Diphtheria, for fear some of us may need it. Sarah says you need not hurry about her cloak -- but if you do send this week, we would like to have it come before Saturday evening, as it is not often that we can go down in the evening and George is not used to driving through the snow. Let us have word when you are sending it so we may look out for it. Sara has a stitch in her left side today.. has probably taken a little cold -- has for the last two or three days spit a little blood now and then. Would it be well for her to consult Cr. Williams as Mary is so far. She has not much confidence in his medicine but I don't know but what she might to see some Dr. What do you think? Wheldon Griffith brought his sisters here yesterday afternoon also Eunice and little Nellie Anthony. We had a very pleasant visit. Ellen staid all night and slept with torn off We had his old bed fellow -- E. torn off yet. have you seen Katie yet. she torn off N.Y. some where, and will probably call to see Jennie. Write often, we are always glad to hear, as you know Anna