Roseland, LA
Feb. 6, 1890
Dear Ones at Home,
I received Winfred’s letter & Frank’s came about an hour
ago. We are very sorry to hear that Ma
was so sick. We hope that ere this
reaches you that she is much better. I
hope that she will not expose herself to the cold so as to cause a
relapse. I know that Mattie will do all
in her power to take care of her in our absence. And Minnie too, I have no doubt, will do her
part. Do not let her worry any on our account at all
as we are well and enjoying the beautiful weather. It looks now likely to rain as it is thundering
quite heavy.
I hope that Frank will soon recover so as it will not be so
hard for Winfred to do all the chores. Now Janson is sick too.
I trust the next time I hear from you all that you have
recovered. We have not had any cases of
la grippe in the colony. There was two
young men here who said they had it but I doubt it very much. Keep your courage all around. Do not worry as this will only make matters
worse for all.
Write often as you can if only a line or two. Love to all.
Affectionately,
Father
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