How the little girl this morning? As fine as myself, I hope. What’s doing in that burg? Busy I suppose. Hows school these days? Looking for the finish. I imagine this seems to be all I know so bye-bye. Luella. Answer soon.
February 6, 1916
Dear Laura,
Glad you are home with mother I bet today. I’m glad I can say we are well and warm. Have half of the leaves worked on the pillow top, did you work the bough that runs from the leaves to leaves in (Black) and solid or plain stitch? How’s the drawn work? Mine done okay. With love to all, R.S.
March 15, 1911
Hello Laura, received your card yesterday and was glad to hear from you. We’ll talked aobut wind it blows hard enough to take your head off and dusty at that. I wish it would stop before long because I don’t think it is pleasant for anyone.
I saw your brothers Sunday. Where were you Sunday I am going to school and like fine I may go to high school next year but am not sure about it, bye, bye.
November 11, 1911
Wishing you many happy returns of the day and many others.