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Mel L. Webster letters, 1883-1889
1885-08-02 Page 3
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fall indeed to be unconsious so long. How is she now? It is too bad they have so much trouble. I thought Jean was just a spendend woman. I quite fell in love with her dont tell John. How are Jennie & George getting along? Is Will at home now and what is he doing? So you think there is no use to say any thing to Uncle Lot about coming West well I to think it is about as hopeless as any thing can be. You can depend Minnie on my wanting to see you if such a thing is possible I meant to before another year if Hattie is well enough and I am out of a job much longer and if I can get her started why there is a possibility of our coming East this fall but Min Has Jean named the baby yet?
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fall indeed to be unconsious so long. How is she now? It is too bad they have so much trouble. I thought Jean was just a spendend woman. I quite fell in love with her dont tell John. How are Jennie & George getting along? Is Will at home now and what is he doing? So you think there is no use to say any thing to Uncle Lot about coming West well I to think it is about as hopeless as any thing can be. You can depend Minnie on my wanting to see you if such a thing is possible I meant to before another year if Hattie is well enough and I am out of a job much longer and if I can get her started why there is a possibility of our coming East this fall but Min Has Jean named the baby yet?
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