Claypool,
Ind. Jan 17 1907
Dear
Uncle and Family
your
letter received was
glad
to here from you
once
more was glad to
here
you was all well
but
was sorry to here
of
Walters death. but
I
suppose it was a grate
releaf
after all to the poor
sufferer.
also to those poor
girls.
we are all well
but
my poor Mother. she
is
very little better iff any
her
face is not draud quite
so
bad but her color is very
bad
and she is very weak
and
trembly can hardly
feed
herself and it has
affected
her mind some
and
worrys so mutch
about
everything I hardly
know
what to do sometimes
She
has a great deal of misery
in
her head and has to take
easing
tablets or I don’t know
what
the Poor thing would
do
the Doctor says she is
liable
to have another stroke
any
time so we don’t know
what
the results will be.
Mother
Warren is failing
’pretty
fast to but is still
keeping
house. She is with
us
from Saturday evening
till
Monday morning every
week
She is realy not fit to
keep
house at all and the time
is
not far distant when she
will
bee with us to so you
see
we are tied pretty close
to
home. Will. Oda &
Baby
are well we think Baby
is
just right.
Milt
Bechtelheimer was
here
this week to see Mother
and
us. their folks are
all
well. I talked to
James
McFarland this evening
they
are all well except poor
Eva
she is no better and
no
hopes of her getting any
better
she is bedfast most
of
the time. I saw Mr. John
Jonston
sometime ago and
he
said you and Aunt Manda
talked
of comeing during
the
holidays to pay us a visit
I
was so in hopes you would
come
I can talk better than I
can
write. I received the paper
with
Poor Walter’s death. I
also
got a letter from Retta
now
Uncle please write and
till
iff the girls has anything
left
and what they intend
to
do also iff Frank
came
for for the Funeral.
will
close for this time
hoping
to here from you soon
I am yours as ever
Harvey Andrews
Claypool, Ind.
PS
Bruce Whittenberger
had
a sale of horses yesterday
there
was a span of norman mares
5
years old red roans both in foal
you
would of bought iff you would of
bin
here.
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