girls do such things & stupid ones often marry so well - You better look out, you may be in danger!". I
found a nice letter from Alice
Wolfe. I'm busy getting my photographs off these days. It
has been very hot. Claude & made me
a "horses neck" (out of ginger ale, ice & lemon peel) last night
and we tried to keep cool. His Verona friend,
Duffield Osbourne got the third prize for one of
Life's Short Stories. The girls they met in
Verona call them "The two gentlemen of
Verona" Seymour Bunnell
says. He met the girls. Con went
up the lakes Monday. He took my camera & came to bid us goodbye
Sunday night. Frank Davis was here -
I'd been up there in the p.m. and to
Lura's to dinner and made prints at the
office a good deal of the morning.
Mary is better,
but Mrs. Jones is very sick. I
went to the hospital & saw her Sunday.
Sept. 3. Sat.
and I've been today - and what a difference. She is veryvery sick and we are all terribly worried about
her. I've been terribly busy lately and it's been awfully hot - & is
yet. But now Martha &
J.W. are home and J.G. is melted and I hope for a respite. Con is up the lakes. I had one of his funny
letters today about the "bad jolt"
1898
girls do such things & stupid ones often marry so well - You better look out, you may be in danger!". I
found a nice letter from Alice
Wolfe. I'm busy getting my photographs off these days. It
has been very hot. Claude & made me
a "horses neck" (out of ginger ale, ice & lemon peel) last night
and we tried to keep cool. His Verona friend,
Duffield Osbourne got the third prize for one of
Life's Short Stories. The girls they met in
Verona call them "The two gentlemen of
Verona" Seymour Bunnell
says. He met the girls. Con went
up the lakes Monday. He took my camera & came to bid us goodbye
Sunday night. Frank Davis was here -
I'd been up there in the p.m. and to
Lura's to dinner and made prints at the
office a good deal of the morning.
Mary is better,
but Mrs. Jones is very sick. I
went to the hospital & saw her Sunday.
Sept. 3. Sat.
and I've been today - and what a difference. She is veryvery sick and we are all terribly worried about
her. I've been terribly busy lately and it's been awfully hot - & is
yet. But now Martha &
J.W. are home and J.G. is melted and I hope for a respite. Con is up the lakes. I had one of his funny
letters today about the "bad jolt"
1898
girls do such things & stupid ones often marry so well - You better look out, you may be in danger!". I
found a nice letter from Alice
Wolfe. I'm busy getting my photographs off these days. It
has been very hot. Claude & made me
a "horses neck" (out of ginger ale, ice & lemon peel) last night
and we tried to keep cool. His Verona friend,
Duffield Osbourne got the third prize for one of
Life's Short Stories. The girls they met in
Verona call them "The two gentlemen of
Verona" Seymour Bunnell
says. He met the girls. Con went
up the lakes Monday. He took my camera & came to bid us goodbye
Sunday night. Frank Davis was here -
I'd been up there in the p.m. and to
Lura's to dinner and made prints at the
office a good deal of the morning.
Mary is better,
but Mrs. Jones is very sick. I
went to the hospital & saw her Sunday.
Sept. 3. Sat.
and I've been today - and what a difference. She is veryvery sick and we are all terribly worried about
her. I've been terribly busy lately and it's been awfully hot - & is
yet. But now Martha &
J.W. are home and J.G. is melted and I hope for a respite. Con is up the lakes. I had one of his funny
letters today about the "bad jolt"
