R.F.D. #2 Logan Utah
Box 17.
Mrs F. H. White
1624 Lincoln Ave
Berkeley
California
N. Logan Utah R.F.D. #2 Box 17.
March
5th 1924
Dearest Lovis It
seemes quite a while now since I wrote and it seemes much longer since I heard
from you. I know you must be very buissy moving beside the other dayly work and
I bet theere was a lot of work getting the Seamon family ready for burial I hope
you are well so you can enjoy life. I intended to write yesterday but John and
Ellen came to visit us and they stayed for five hours I got launch [lunch] for
us and it seemed like old times, (not quite).
We have
had onother snow storm and rainstorm that have lasted for two days and nigth
but the sun is shining to day. It is now 1 p m I been buissy all morning mixing
a dough churning butter and I just get through making a stack of hotcakes, if
feels good to sit down. I have both good and bad news to tell you but nothing
that conserns us, Dessie Nyman got a new baby boy it was born last sarturday
evening, Sister Vurstain [Wursten] had her baby blest last Sunday, your Dad was
to meeting last Sunday all dressed up in his new suite. so now in the evenings
he sits and tells us about Joseph Smith and cryes Well Lovis you know how it
goes.
I been
going over to see Vera this week if it had not stormed I know she must feel bad
being alone so much and even last at nigths Earnest is seen in town very late
in the pool hall and the rumors goes that he drinks a good deal to and I can
see him come pass here real early of Sunday afternoons in his everyday clothes
in the company with Alick and Marshall Darling ad goes up and down the street
pass our corner and stayes untill choertime like he just [used] to do before he
was married, Oh dear the poor girls If you write to Vera plaese do not let on
about what I have told you if Earnest keeps on it vont be long untill you will
hear about it from others we should not be the first one to tell things like
that but it makes me feel bad so I thaugth I tell you.
and
Vilda Palmer she is onother poor unhappy girl her Mother and Inez and herself
came down last week and while I was making coffee for us I heard them tell your
Dad how Carl and his mother is acting and the[y] said one awful thing about
Carl if it is true I dont know that he refuses to have children and Vilda said
if she only could be free from Carl she would never look at onother men again,
Now Lovis what do you think about such and farther more Inez is to Marrige Joe
Berger sometime this mounth and he himself lives with his Mother Inez is at the
present staying with Martha Crab she been confined that makes the 6th
of not the 7th child for Martha to much or none at all spoiles
everything. Well now for a little
buisness I could sell you some eggs but
mebe you dont like to bay [buy] brown shelled eggs as tony folks dont like the
looks of them on the table altho the brown shelled eggs are in general larger
eggs then the white and we get more brownshelled then white, now you can let me
know after you talked it over with Floyd and if you want them you can set the
prize [price] yourselfs.
I have
not heard if Grace been taking down with the flu I wish she would write oftner
I feel quite worried and I dont know how I am or how I feel I can not tell if I
am sick or well because I feel so very strange and scared about Grace. I guess
this is all for this time mebe I will hear from you this afternoon, your Dad
and Artur are fine your Dad seems to feel much better he dont groan in his
sleep but very little and he dont cauph much and when he cauphs it sounds like
it is just a habbit you remember I guess how he just [used] to cauph when he
gets near the house. I will close with much love as ever your Mumsie, Cluntie,
Clumpsie, Dumpsie Mother C.J. Peterson.
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