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Dear A. I have nt been lonesome a bit. John’s wife [crossed out: called] came at 8 o’clock this morning & stayed until about eleven. Her sister is sick & her mother is with her & as she has a green girl she cant leave long. ^ so could we - come before or stay long this time Was disappointed at not seeing you suppose her visit was mostly to you. This afternoon Nattie Draper her mother and Ella McElroys sister [with?] 2 children & little Joe were here all the afternoon, just too talk and see you. Your father wonders if they think you are going to stay at home all
Sat. Your book came this morning one I will put up in your room one I will send to Aunt [...] one to her Pulsifer and one I will lend, there were 5 came You will leave one with [...arry?] and then there is still another. Old Jerry is arround again. My back is better nights & worse mornings which makes me think it is the bed so I wont make it up again until I have the mattress on. Miss Beaumont asked me if you started for the
Of course there is no news yet. Will write to Jackson next -- My love to your schoolmate
Mother
Care of John Monroe
Elbridge
Onondaga Co
New Yor
Mary C. Southworth
Stoughton
Mass