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This morning the sun was shining brightly but now it is cloudy. Mattie Belle gone to her dressmaker down town. She has two girls waiting on her. Sally who does up her | This morning the sun was shining brightly but now it is cloudy. Mattie Belle gone to her dressmaker down town. She has two girls waiting on her. Sally who does up her room, and sews, and a sewing girl [[blank]], Mr Houston gone to play golf with Rev Craik, Mr Henry and Louise Boak gone to New Albany, to see his doctor about his arm. Doctor thinks it is doing well all at home this afternoon. The day is cold. A postal from Russell Houston says his wife Flora is sick in bed with a sore breast, doctor coming three time a day, baby well, pet dog poisoned hopes to save him, named Mick. Flora,s Father Mr Abner Harris went today to Cincinnati to some dinners given to him, and his bride to be, Mrs Betty Saunders, they to be married on the tenth. I had a nice letter from Mrs R.L. Henry, and one from Ada Badger, a nice long letter from Mr A.C. Badger. | ||
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This morning the sun was shining brightly but now it is cloudy. Mattie Belle gone to her dressmaker down town. She has two girls waiting on her. Sally who does up her room, and sews, and a sewing girl blank, Mr Houston gone to play golf with Rev Craik, Mr Henry and Louise Boak gone to New Albany, to see his doctor about his arm. Doctor thinks it is doing well all at home this afternoon. The day is cold. A postal from Russell Houston says his wife Flora is sick in bed with a sore breast, doctor coming three time a day, baby well, pet dog poisoned hopes to save him, named Mick. Flora,s Father Mr Abner Harris went today to Cincinnati to some dinners given to him, and his bride to be, Mrs Betty Saunders, they to be married on the tenth. I had a nice letter from Mrs R.L. Henry, and one from Ada Badger, a nice long letter from Mr A.C. Badger.