Hutchinson
June 11, 1875
Dear John,
Enclosed find a letter from Linght & Dean. Received your letter last night and as Robby
has got to go to town this morning I thought I should drop you a line so
you feel a little better to know that the boys are doing splendid. They have done/finished the fence between here
and town and are going on the pasture fence today. Frank was awful tired last night. Winifred thinks pa is a very long time.
I am glad you heard from Edwin. Why don’t you stay at Hirsts
now you are down or at Fields? You did not say where you were stopping
at. I hope Edwin will arrive tomorrow,
you to the grange store and find out the prices of things there compared with
things here and Chicago. I shall go to
the grange today if I have time and have done lots of sewing.
Robby has come in. He
is ready to go __ past ___ so I guess he will be ___ for the mail.
I hope to get a letter from you tonight. I wish you had another shirt with you. That must look bad by this time. Shan’t look for you until Tuesday night for
Edwin will want you to see his machine work.
It seems awful lonesome without you.
Hurry home.
This from your affectionate wife.
Elizabeth G. Benjamin
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