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Miss Marie Morgan of Louisville in City | Miss Marie Morgan of Louisville in City Wednesday, March 13, 1901 | ||
Wednesday, March 13, 1901 | All morning it rained. cleared up at five, still cold, all of us Well. Nana and Edwin went to take luncheon with Mrs. [[blank]] Gordan,s children Frances went into Chicago to do Some Shopping. Mr and Mrs. Cowles arrived at five O,clock, went to Alfred Cowles house, for a few days. They have been on a long journey in Europe for his health he much improved. Ex President Harrison seriously ill. Shreve talks to night of going to Louisville Friday Today Miss Nanie Morgan of Louisville telephoned Ada that she was in the City, and Ada will meet her at Marshall Fields and they will lunch together. I wrote a letter to Mrs. T. W. Harvey | ||
All morning it rained. cleared up at five, still cold, all of us | |||
Nana and Edwin went to take luncheon with Mrs. | |||
Ex President Harrison seriously ill. Shreve talks to night of going to Louisville Friday Today Miss Nanie Morgan of Louisville telephoned Ada that she was in the City, and Ada will meet her at Marshall | |||
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Miss Marie Morgan of Louisville in City Wednesday, March 13, 1901 All morning it rained. cleared up at five, still cold, all of us Well. Nana and Edwin went to take luncheon with Mrs. blank Gordan,s children Frances went into Chicago to do Some Shopping. Mr and Mrs. Cowles arrived at five O,clock, went to Alfred Cowles house, for a few days. They have been on a long journey in Europe for his health he much improved. Ex President Harrison seriously ill. Shreve talks to night of going to Louisville Friday Today Miss Nanie Morgan of Louisville telephoned Ada that she was in the City, and Ada will meet her at Marshall Fields and they will lunch together. I wrote a letter to Mrs. T. W. Harvey