and played six handed euchre (tho' 2 of us had to sit on a bed) Then
Mr. F.
went to get shaved and I kept score (all I could
keep) while the rest played "five hundred". They finally all went up to the
other
Morrows to a farewell dinner & we said goodbye to
Mr. F.
& Mrs. Foster - who go back on the "Japan"
tonight - toMackinac, and they take the "Tionesta". As soon
as they were gone I got Laura to go with
me and hunted up a doctor - Dr. Lyman - first at the
Torrey Building and then out E. Superior St. at his
home. I couldn't have stood it much longer - my blood was boiling. By the time
we'd been to the drug store for the medicine (I went this a.m. for a gargle!)
It was rather late for dinner but we had a very good and deliberate one and
then went up to the "harbor view" room (and the harbor is certainly
beautiful at night - and so is the hill) and I beat Laura very badly at "Flinch". Went to bed comparatively
early, and it was a good thing, for about midnight we were awakened by a very
hard thunder-storm with almost continuous lightning - and tho't of the
Fosters - just sailing. Laid awake awhile after it lulled. It
had rained all the p.m. & evening. Got letters today - the first ones!
and played six handed euchre (tho' 2 of us had to sit on a bed) Then
Mr. F.
went to get shaved and I kept score (all I could
keep) while the rest played "five hundred". They finally all went up to the
other
Morrows to a farewell dinner & we said goodbye to
Mr. F.
& Mrs. Foster - who go back on the "Japan"
tonight - toMackinac, and they take the "Tionesta". As soon
as they were gone I got Laura to go with
me and hunted up a doctor - Dr. Lyman - first at the
Torrey Building and then out E. Superior St. at his
home. I couldn't have stood it much longer - my blood was boiling. By the time
we'd been to the drug store for the medicine (I went this a.m. for a gargle!)
It was rather late for dinner but we had a very good and deliberate one and
then went up to the "harbor view" room (and the harbor is certainly
beautiful at night - and so is the hill) and I beat Laura very badly at "Flinch". Went to bed comparatively
early, and it was a good thing, for about midnight we were awakened by a very
hard thunder-storm with almost continuous lightning - and tho't of the
Fosters - just sailing. Laid awake awhile after it lulled. It
had rained all the p.m. & evening. Got letters today - the first ones!
and played six handed euchre (tho' 2 of us had to sit on a bed) Then
Mr. F.
went to get shaved and I kept score (all I could
keep) while the rest played "five hundred". They finally all went up to the
other
Morrows to a farewell dinner & we said goodbye to
Mr. F.
& Mrs. Foster - who go back on the "Japan"
tonight - toMackinac, and they take the "Tionesta". As soon
as they were gone I got Laura to go with
me and hunted up a doctor - Dr. Lyman - first at the
Torrey Building and then out E. Superior St. at his
home. I couldn't have stood it much longer - my blood was boiling. By the time
we'd been to the drug store for the medicine (I went this a.m. for a gargle!)
It was rather late for dinner but we had a very good and deliberate one and
then went up to the "harbor view" room (and the harbor is certainly
beautiful at night - and so is the hill) and I beat Laura very badly at "Flinch". Went to bed comparatively
early, and it was a good thing, for about midnight we were awakened by a very
hard thunder-storm with almost continuous lightning - and tho't of the
Fosters - just sailing. Laid awake awhile after it lulled. It
had rained all the p.m. & evening. Got letters today - the first ones!
