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You are very kind to look us up so good a place at Miss Adams. We do not know yet just when we can go if at all so cannot take advantage of her lowest terms. Cousin M.A.R. is very kind too to offer to help us in getting settled. When we go to Chicago we shall certainly try to call on her. Aunt Mary's card written on the way to the Fair grounds also we were glad to get. we shall keep that and the letter to refer to. Anna and Eva have just come from Mrs. Kingston's with some fresh butter and butter-milk. We had a lovely gentle shower this morning and the garden and all the flowers are growing so fast. We shall have peas from our vines in a few days. I think they will bear well. I planted another quart a week or more ago and they are coming up thick. We have plenty of nice tender lettuce from the

written sideways in the top margin Hattie and Eva go and wish you were coming back soon. I hope John and Azia may visit us soon. Anna and Eva play school in your room.