Winona, Minn
July 15, 1875
Dear John,
I was going to write to you last Sunday but we had the house full of company and I
had to take them to church in the morning to hear Dr. Tiffany and that is about
seven miles from our house.
And now about money.
Mr. Pease has thought that a Mr. Howe from the east was going to let you
have the money but has failed for some
means or other, but I will work at him all I can.
I had to come here on rather short notice . The machine I sold here, some of the feed works
gave away on account of imperfect fitting of bolts and they was about
condemning the machine. But I am going
back home to get a new part for it and I am coming back to fit it on and I
suppose that it will be alright. It made
me just sick when I heard of it for I have all the confidence in the world in
the machine if everything is all right.
I am mow just as nervous and I can be over the whole thing and if I hadn’t
done some talking this evening the whole thing would have gone up and I wouldn’t
have it happen for a thousand dollars.
Yours, etc.,
Edwin
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