12-13-1926

[Included in envelope with 12 Dec 1926 letter.]

                                                                        Monday afternoon 3 30 p m

                                                                                    Dec 13—1926

            Oh dear me I do not know what to do now While I was out feeding the animals I miss the mailman I thougth I watched but you know the snow is comming down so fast and thick I did or could not see him pass I am sorry as it will come a day mebe more later.

            Well it so much so I got a change to tell you what happened to the Laundry check you sent for Now a day or so before F.O. went for my laundry your Dad said Ma can I change or trade with your check and I give you silver I said what different does it make, he said O, I dont know alrigth where is the dollar and a half so Pa handed it to me and I gave him the check. I sure thaugth he had spent the check in Skaggs store but instead he went and bougth two Theer bread leg horn roosters from Lee Ferguson and put them in our runn [sic] then when he came in the house and sat down he said I paid Lee the check I traded with you for silver I said have you not used it before and he said No, I said for goodness sick what will Lovis think when the check is comming in so late and then Lees signature is on it, Pa then said Lovis dont care, I said to heck she dont, Pa said you will have to write and tell her about it, My laundry bill for Nov came to $1 35 c so I got 15¢ over.

            It is now 4 30 p m F.O. just left he called in after being to Golden to kill a pig I gave him coffee & scorpor he cleaned out the stable while he was here, all he talkes about is his children his boys of dear how cute they all are. Buddie can not talk one word yet but he makes motions and then he lauphes

            I guess I will go and feed the chickens and water the sheep it keeps me a going so long by by, it is still snowing as fast as it can I guess it will be good sleighing when it clears upp.