Louise Einig, Adrian, Michigan to "Dear Friend"

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Document ID 9904280
Date 21-11-1891
Document Type Letters (Emigrants)
Archive Ulster-American Folk Park.
Citation Louise Einig, Adrian, Michigan to "Dear Friend";Copyright Retained by Mrs. Linda Weir; CMSIED 9904280
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Adrian Mich., [Michigan?] Nov., 21st 1891.
       Dear Friend,
          I suppose you
think your letter will
never be answered.  I often
think of you and Miss
Harrison and of the weather
we had when you were
here.  We have had the same
kind of weather for four
weeks, it has rained every
Sunday and Monday
this  month.  Uncle
Niles and the boys are well
and working every day.
Niles is working for the
Lake Shore Railroad.
Aunt Barbra [Barbara?] has been
busy this fall, I am
working at the canning
factory so she has all the
work to do.  Helen is well
and goes to school.  She
takes singing lessons in
school.  They have built
a handsome residence next
to our house where the
woodyard was.  Aunt
Barbra [Barbara?] and Uncle Niles
were out to the industrial
home a short time ago,
it was quit [quite?] interesting
the girls al [all?] marched into
the chapel before the
servises [services?] began, the new
superintendent spoke very
kind to the girls.  they all
cried when she spoke to them.
They have commenced the
new school house that
they needed so much.
Aunt Barbra [Barbara?] feels
very sorry for Julia Noble.
We would be pleased to have you
and Miss Harrison make
us another visit.  Give
my love to Miss Harrison.
Hoping that you will
answer these few lines sooner
than I did.  I remain your
sincere friend
              Louise Einig

Love from all to
you and Miss Harrison.