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like feeling in the house. She went to Camp Meeting last Friday, and returned last evening Monday - Eddie taking and going for her. She carried her lunch with her - took bread, cookies, pie, pickles & eggs with her from here - as we were rather short of butter. She bought a little, and said she could get meat on the grounds. She also took bedding from here. She reports having had a very nice time. They had a quiet Sunday there, as the doors were closed, and no one could be admitted on that day. Cousin Jennie came up Thursday, and staid with me while Mrs. H. was gone, so I did not need to have it hard. Her girl, Louisa, came Friday - and went home Monday. She helped with the work while she was here, and seemed which was favorable - so perhaps I had
like feeling in the house. She went to Camp Meeting last Friday, and returned last evening Monday - Eddie taking and going for her. She carried her lunch with her - took bread, cookies, pie, pickles & eggs with her from here - as we were rather short of butter. She bought a little, and said she could get meat on the grounds. She also took bedding from here. She reports having had a very nice time. They had a quiet Sunday there, as the doors were closed, and no one could be admitted on that day. Cousin Jennie came up Thursday, and staid with me while Mrs. H. was gone, so I did not need to have it hard. Her girl, Louisa, came Friday - and went home Monday. She helped with the work while she was here, and seemed  
 
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which was favorable - so perhaps I had better let mine go so. The expenses of selling the house were $18.00 which will be deducted from the 1500. I send a heart full of love - may the dear Lord keep us all.

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like feeling in the house. She went to Camp Meeting last Friday, and returned last evening Monday - Eddie taking and going for her. She carried her lunch with her - took bread, cookies, pie, pickles & eggs with her from here - as we were rather short of butter. She bought a little, and said she could get meat on the grounds. She also took bedding from here. She reports having had a very nice time. They had a quiet Sunday there, as the doors were closed, and no one could be admitted on that day. Cousin Jennie came up Thursday, and staid with me while Mrs. H. was gone, so I did not need to have it hard. Her girl, Louisa, came Friday - and went home Monday. She helped with the work while she was here, and seemed

in margins: which was favorable - so perhaps I had better let mine go so. The expenses of selling the house were $18.00 which will be deducted from the 1500. I send a heart full of love - may the dear Lord keep us all.