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next Sunday also. He and his wife called here one day this week, and took dinner with us. J. R. Griffith Floyd is also in town attending the meeting of the Congregational Union which is being held here now. | next Sunday also. He and his wife called here one day this week, and took dinner with us. J. R. Griffith Floyd is also in town attending the meeting of the Congregational Union which is being held here now. We have not seen him but understand he intended to call here. Gwesyn Jones was preaching in 11th St last evening but we did not hear him. We called at Mrs. Tompkins’ yesterday to see about getting our dresses made. She inquired very kindly about Cynthia, as do many of her friends. I send a little piece of ribbon for Cynthia - tell her to wear it every day for it cost the enormous sum of ten cents, and I want her to get the good of the money. Do not worry if you fail to send my things, as I can get along very well for a while at least. I am expecting a letter from Sarah & William I think it is about time they answered my letter. We wrote to Maggie and Callie a long time ago, and if Maggie didn’t have a weak arm, I should call her to account for not answering it. but I guess I must not be too hard on her. Give all our love to all inquiring friends, and write soon to your sisters and little brother in the great city. | ||
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next Sunday also. He and his wife called here one day this week, and took dinner with us. J. R. Griffith Floyd is also in town attending the meeting of the Congregational Union which is being held here now. We have not seen him but understand he intended to call here. Gwesyn Jones was preaching in 11th St last evening but we did not hear him. We called at Mrs. Tompkins’ yesterday to see about getting our dresses made. She inquired very kindly about Cynthia, as do many of her friends. I send a little piece of ribbon for Cynthia - tell her to wear it every day for it cost the enormous sum of ten cents, and I want her to get the good of the money. Do not worry if you fail to send my things, as I can get along very well for a while at least. I am expecting a letter from Sarah & William I think it is about time they answered my letter. We wrote to Maggie and Callie a long time ago, and if Maggie didn’t have a weak arm, I should call her to account for not answering it. but I guess I must not be too hard on her. Give all our love to all inquiring friends, and write soon to your sisters and little brother in the great city.