Roseland, La
Feb. 3, 1892
Dear Ones At Home,
I hope you are all well.
The sad work that death has done here makes us think more of the ones
that are dear to us. I have very little
time to write so will leave Olive to tell you all the news. My school takes up about all my time besides
the chores. I have nineteen scholars
and a very good school.
The hens are doing nicely.
Got one dozen eggs today. Have
been getting from eight to eleven for a long time. Have five little chicks & two hens sitting. Both cows are still dry but look for them to
be fresh in a few days when I expect to begin my milk account again if all goes
well.
Suppose you knew Howard has gone into the ladder business
with Mr. Liebourt. They seem to be doing
well. They expect to get off a carload
tomorrow. Yes, Howard’s foot is all
right. Anyway he says it never troubles
him. It is a little swollen but expect
it will stay so.
It is late & I am tired, so will say good night, hoping
to hear from you soon.
With much love,
Louisa
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