Dear Mother # – Feb 28, 1927
This is the latest installment in a series of letters written by my grandfather Robert (born on Sept. 17, 1916) to his mother. If you are new, you will want to start with #1 or browse the archive.
In this letter Robert picks a bouquet and works on art.
Mon. night
Feb. 28, 1927
Dear Mother,
We had a nice warm day here.
The violets were out fine. Mayna and I picked a boquet for Mrs. Cooper. I took them over to her. Mr Cooper said, “Tell your mother when you write to her to come home. Frankie’s on the bum and I have to stay home with her. I’ll nurse both of them.” By doggies.
Today was art day. We are going to draw a flower pot with a flower in it. We got the pot part compleated today.
We went by Willows on our way home. We found Harry Dillman and aunt Izzie at an evanelistic meeting (it wasn’t [unreadable]). One at the mens and the other at the womens.
Your son,
Robert
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