Helen Erwin 1912 Third Avenue South, Minneapolis, Minn. Wednesday, February 10, 1937 |
Sadie Erwin 1120 Cole St., Enumclaw, Washington |
Dear Folks, Russ and Viv were over tonight and Elmer too. Russ and Elmer played checkers for a while then the four of us played cards. I served chili con carne for lunch and had cake and tea. Yesterday I got out of work at 2:15 because the trains were held up on account of storms so we didn’t get our mail. Glad didn’t come home for dinner tonight and neither did Wally Haemig so I got together what I was going to eat and went up to Eden’s and we had dinner together. This evening a cute little fat boy came to the door selling Liberties so of course I bought one. I wish these little boys would stay away from me because no matter what they’re selling I can’t turn them down. I still think of Jimmie as he looked when he was here. I can’t believe he is getting so grown up. Glad should be coming home soon as it is almost midnight. I washed the dishes after the kids left and have been monkeying around. She went out with Don Colburn tonight. I knew him when we lived at 116. I used to go with his boyfriend Trig and would get Eden for Don. Stella, you probably remember Trig. Isn’t it funny how people show up again. This morning at 7 o’clock it was 19 below and plenty cold. At 7 o’clock this evening it was 18 above. It is only 7 above now but is supposed to get warmer. I started a letter to Buster last night but Elmer came before I finished it so I tore it up. The pickets were at work today and wouldn’t let any merchandise come in or go out of the store. Customers could come in and buy but I guess it is the shipping department that is striking. If we have to join the union it will cost us about 25 dollars. I don’t know much about it but there is a lot of fuss going around the store. There is a lecture tomorrow night at the auditorium and Glad and I want to go. The auditorium isn’t far from our apt. I wish you folks would come back here for a visit before we give up the apt. I like it so well I even hate to go to bed at night. I’m sort of tired now though so I think I will go to bed. I hate to when I’m alone but Glad will be here soon. Love, Helen |
Saturday, October 25, 2008
309 2/10/1937 Helen Erwin to Sadie Erwin
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