[FI001ABR1] Letter, 1887-1889
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[FI001ABR1] Letter, 1887-1889
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15-8054. [Note: incomplete] You are I expect Grace has given you a list of what she receieved. She received a grate many and very nice ones to. She enjoys your book and recived it in no time. She got grate many good books as well as other things. I am so glad Dear Maime seems to enjoy her self so well I do hope they can go East it will do both god both in look and there heart aint it too bad about your Helen sh is not abel to keep at school now she has gone so far I do hope she will soon be well and strong. Mr Storer has broken his anke so it will be pleasant for him to have Helen with him. Dear Father Mercl has gone to his long home. The Ladies are to meet this afternoon to work on the rugs. I feel very ancious to see it I want to learn how to make it , we are going to the Mr. Heriches to morrow no Friday evening for a party. Did you get an invitation to attend Mr and Mrs Rootes Golden wedding we did but do not think we will attendwhat will be nice to send them please tell us, well I think I had better stop for I am afraid you will gett tired trying to read this. Darling have you everything ready and is there any thing left that I can do I do hope everything is all right with you how are your girles I hope all good and kind to you and all please remember me to them and please kiss Thomie and Wiiliam and I hope they love their school and love to learn and will make good smart men please give my good wishes to Dot how does she like her school now I hope well and now my dear good by with the very best wishes and good luck and a kiss to both of you I will close for this time hoping you will take good care of yourself and try to see Miss Johnson as often as you can. P.S. Dear Mina have you started those [---] I have not heard any thing so I thought I would ask you but do not go to any trouble about them. With love and good wishes I will say good by from Mother.
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Mentioned
Date
1887-1889
Type
Subject
Folder/Volume ID
FI001-F
Microfilm ID
161:653
Document ID
FI001ABR1
Publisher
Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University