Flack left this p.m. for Kettle Falls.
Wash.Tues. Jan 28.Chattie Davis come up to supper tonight picked out some of my
foreign pictures ($4.00 worth at cost) for a book. We had
a real nice time together. She stayed till 10+.
Jan. 29-30 Wed.-Thurs.
Very cold. Real winter weather. I find things harder to bear. Dear Boy
how does he ever stand it? He's so lovely! Thurs. night Lura, Chattie &
I dined with
Milly again (Hamilton away) We stayed late and enjoyed ourselves, but I got
very cold, both there & later waiting for cars, so
that I took a hot foot bath & some swigs of brandy
& set before the fire before going to bed, tho' it took till midnight.
Jan. 31 Fri.
Felt better. Must have broken up my cold. Lunched
with Papa at Sibley's. He has been much interested in the
Ellwanger
will
case - which he's been attending. Am reading
"Alice-for-Short"
to Mother.
Feb. 1.
Cold and stormy. Another blizzard to- night. I shopped a little & went to
the Bijou
and tonight, wrote, figured & music - boxed
Feb. 2 Sun.
A snowy day. I didn't hear from Claude &
went up in p.m. And found him sick and miserable, poor dear - his tummy &
the reaction and all - I couldn't cheer him up - but read him Henry
James and we talked to
Henry and I sat by him &c. Miss
Jones
took his temperature - which was high - I staid to supper (He
wasn't eating) and left soon after as he was going to bed. I went to bed
myself at 8:30 - tired out (& worried)
1908.
Flack left this p.m. for Kettle Falls.
Wash.Tues. Jan 28.Chattie Davis come up to supper tonight picked out some of my
foreign pictures ($4.00 worth at cost) for a book. We had
a real nice time together. She stayed till 10+.
Jan. 29-30 Wed.-Thurs.
Very cold. Real winter weather. I find things harder to bear. Dear Boy
how does he ever stand it? He's so lovely! Thurs. night Lura, Chattie &
I dined with
Milly again (Hamilton away) We stayed late and enjoyed ourselves, but I got
very cold, both there & later waiting for cars, so
that I took a hot foot bath & some swigs of brandy
& set before the fire before going to bed, tho' it took till midnight.
Jan. 31 Fri.
Felt better. Must have broken up my cold. Lunched
with Papa at Sibley's. He has been much interested in the
Ellwanger
will
case - which he's been attending. Am reading
"Alice-for-Short"
to Mother.
Feb. 1.
Cold and stormy. Another blizzard to- night. I shopped a little & went to
the Bijou
and tonight, wrote, figured & music - boxed
Feb. 2 Sun.
A snowy day. I didn't hear from Claude &
went up in p.m. And found him sick and miserable, poor dear - his tummy &
the reaction and all - I couldn't cheer him up - but read him Henry
James and we talked to
Henry and I sat by him &c. Miss
Jones
took his temperature - which was high - I staid to supper (He
wasn't eating) and left soon after as he was going to bed. I went to bed
myself at 8:30 - tired out (& worried)
1908.
Flack left this p.m. for Kettle Falls.
Wash.Tues. Jan 28.Chattie Davis come up to supper tonight picked out some of my
foreign pictures ($4.00 worth at cost) for a book. We had
a real nice time together. She stayed till 10+.
Jan. 29-30 Wed.-Thurs.
Very cold. Real winter weather. I find things harder to bear. Dear Boy
how does he ever stand it? He's so lovely! Thurs. night Lura, Chattie &
I dined with
Milly again (Hamilton away) We stayed late and enjoyed ourselves, but I got
very cold, both there & later waiting for cars, so
that I took a hot foot bath & some swigs of brandy
& set before the fire before going to bed, tho' it took till midnight.
Jan. 31 Fri.
Felt better. Must have broken up my cold. Lunched
with Papa at Sibley's. He has been much interested in the
Ellwanger
will
case - which he's been attending. Am reading
"Alice-for-Short"
to Mother.
Feb. 1.
Cold and stormy. Another blizzard to- night. I shopped a little & went to
the Bijou
and tonight, wrote, figured & music - boxed
Feb. 2 Sun.
A snowy day. I didn't hear from Claude &
went up in p.m. And found him sick and miserable, poor dear - his tummy &
the reaction and all - I couldn't cheer him up - but read him Henry
James and we talked to
Henry and I sat by him &c. Miss
Jones
took his temperature - which was high - I staid to supper (He
wasn't eating) and left soon after as he was going to bed. I went to bed
myself at 8:30 - tired out (& worried)
