Nov 3, 1895
Dear Sister
We received your
welcome letter a few days ago
Was glad to hear that you
were all well as this leaves us
the same at present. We are
having quite cold weather
now; the ground is white with
snow. I had a letter from
Mary she arrived at Caldwell
all right and she like the
place very well yet. I haven't
heard from Cal since I wrote that if it can be got - we
to you. I send you the letter aught to have it.
that we received from Mr. Griffith Well I must close for it
So that you can see what he is getting late and I want
says. Ma says that she hasn't to write to Henry. I just
any idea that we will received a letter from him
get any thing But George could But it was a very short
see what he thinks best to do. one. He said to tell Gramma
I wished you would write to that he was a good little
Ellen to see if she ever hears Boy. Write soon and let
from Emily. The letter doesn't us know how you all are. Kiss
say anything about her. Just the Babies for Auntie and Gramma.
thinks of you would send and Be sure and tell me
get a copy of William Owens' Grand wedding.
will that maybe you could do With love to all I remain
some thing then. Mr Griffith as ever your Loving Sister
speaks as if there is quite PS. Ma says she don't think
a bit of property - yet - I think she can come over it is so
cold.
(Probably from Margaret Mabel Waylett; The property from William Owens' will is addressed in another letter that I will post later.)
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