12/01/38 Niece [
340] wrote: "[
348] and I went over to see
Uncle [
244] the week before Thanksgiving. He looked dreadful
then, so pale and weak, and breathed so badly. Seemed mighty
glad to see us. The folks said he had been so blue all day.
We only stayed about an hour. Uncle [
244] talked a good deal
about you, said how he would like to see you and have a long
talk with you. They had a trained nurse with him then -
don't know whether she is still there or not."
1/01/39 Niece [
340]'s letter: "Am sure Uncle [
244] and family
spent a very lonely Christmas. I heard indirectly that the
shock of Aunt [
3773]'s death put Uncle [
244] and [
1692] in
bed, but haven't heard anything since, so hope they are
getting along alright."
1/28/41 Mr. [
244] wrote: "We are all doing very well, I
reckon, yet we manage to keep all the doctors busy. So many
deaths here the last six months. My time is short, I know.
The children are all good to me."
5/27/42 His son wired: "Papa [
244] died 4:45 this
afternoon."



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