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Flora | Flora Huston has a daughter at ten O clock. x Monday, March 11, 1901 Dancing School, closed today. | ||
Monday, March 11, 1901 | Today, the sun is shining and it is colder. All well but me, I have a very hard cold or cough. Baby Shreve gone to school with the other children, his room is the Kindergarten. it is very slippery, ice everywhere, Mr. Badger slipped on our front step but did not hurt himself. Frances gone to Chicago with Nana and Edwin to their Dancing School, on the North Side, taught by Eugene Rousnigne it is the closing day of the Dancing A Postal from Mrs. Shreve, says that Flora, wife of Russell Houston had a little daughter, (named Flora, this morning at ten O.clock, all doing well, they live in [[blank]] her sister Mrs. Patterson was with her, all very happy. this makes Mattie Belle a grandma, and me a great great Aunt. | ||
Dancing School, closed today. | |||
Today, the sun is shining and it is colder. All well but me, I have a very hard cold or cough. Baby Shreve gone to school with the other children, his room is the Kindergarten. it is very slippery, ice everywhere, Mr. Badger slipped on our front step but did not hurt himself. Frances gone to Chicago with Nana and Edwin to their Dancing School, on the North Side, taught by Eugene | |||
her sister Mrs. Patterson was with her, all very happy. this makes Mattie Belle a grandma, and me a great great Aunt. | |||
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Flora Huston has a daughter at ten O clock. x Monday, March 11, 1901 Dancing School, closed today. Today, the sun is shining and it is colder. All well but me, I have a very hard cold or cough. Baby Shreve gone to school with the other children, his room is the Kindergarten. it is very slippery, ice everywhere, Mr. Badger slipped on our front step but did not hurt himself. Frances gone to Chicago with Nana and Edwin to their Dancing School, on the North Side, taught by Eugene Rousnigne it is the closing day of the Dancing A Postal from Mrs. Shreve, says that Flora, wife of Russell Houston had a little daughter, (named Flora, this morning at ten O.clock, all doing well, they live in blank her sister Mrs. Patterson was with her, all very happy. this makes Mattie Belle a grandma, and me a great great Aunt.