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I found this letter of Charlie's under my desk as it is getting old I will send it as it is. He has gone to school. | I found this letter of Charlie's under my desk as it is getting old I will send it as it is. He has gone to school. We try to have him practice a little every evening on the violin but he does not get to do it every eve. We are still having delightful weather - bright and sunny, with occasionally a windy day. The roads are grand [[underscore]]. | ||
Mr. Stratton, a lady who lives 10 miles west of here, was in this morning before nine. She had driven out with horse & carriage after getting breakfast for the men. She called on Mate about two weeks ago and this morning brought her a nice mess of | |||
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Nov. 13. 1885, Dear Sister Jennie, I found this letter of Charlie's under my desk as it is getting old I will send it as it is. He has gone to school. We try to have him practice a little every evening on the violin but he does not get to do it every eve. We are still having delightful weather - bright and sunny, with occasionally a windy day. The roads are grand underscore. Mr. Stratton, a lady who lives 10 miles west of here, was in this morning before nine. She had driven out with horse & carriage after getting breakfast for the men. She called on Mate about two weeks ago and this morning brought her a nice mess of