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Monday, Jan. 7, 1918
I was at the bank this morning
straightening up my affairs -- certainly
is a problem to keep everything up to
the minute. Mrs. Waters was here for
dinner. I took mary to the barber
this afternoon and had her hair bobbed.
She looks like a boy now. I hated
to have her curls cut off but that
is best for her hair. She does more
cute things. Tonight I taught
her to salute the flag. She
is very patriotic for 16 months.
Wants to "knit" and say the word
when ever she sees anyone knitting.
Tuesday Jan. 8, 1918
nearly all day. Mother went
? all day Red Cross session at Humphreys.
Geo. Jr. came over for dinner. Katie
stopped late this afternoon and ?
Mary for a sled ride with Lewis.
[Letter or latter] from Alberta.
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