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Correspondence between Ellen Mowrer Miller and Albert, 1875-1875 and 1903
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go home today. they taken her to [Ogden?] from there she shall go by rail. I whent up a monday to see her before she whent home. then is when I seen Miles had to wait till dinner time before I could get to talk any with her. being right in the kitchen with the rest of the family Edna came to see about some pattirns her and [Lizzie?] got [fast?] with Flora being the [calm?] for their trouble nerves she too soon was marching homeward bound Lizzie is getting Carpts ready quilts ready for spring use. They say her an a [illegible] at Grinnell will want them then. Have you got your hot biscuit and honey. [Hony?]!! yet [time?] you should be looking out for your future well fare and who so compitent to help an esperienced person. and me ever ready to help Albert I glat you mad one man happy by helping to fill his hat. I thought my old would do this
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go home today. they taken her to [Ogden?] from there she shall go by rail. I whent up a monday to see her before she whent home. then is when I seen Miles had to wait till dinner time before I could get to talk any with her. being right in the kitchen with the rest of the family Edna came to see about some pattirns her and [Lizzie?] got [fast?] with Flora being the [calm?] for their trouble nerves she too soon was marching homeward bound Lizzie is getting Carpts ready quilts ready for spring use. They say her an a [illegible] at Grinnell will want them then. Have you got your hot biscuit and honey. [Hony?]!! yet [time?] you should be looking out for your future well fare and who so compitent to help an esperienced person. and me ever ready to help Albert I glat you mad one man happy by helping to fill his hat. I thought my old would do this
Iowa Women’s Lives: Letters and Diaries
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