2/12/24 Letter from [
779] to EC: "...Your nice letter of
Jan. 21 [No copy of this letter on file.] was read with great
pleasure. Would have answered sooner, but been waiting to
see how wife [
780] got along with her treatment from Calloway
[Eugene Calloway, M.D., eye, ear, nose & throat specialist].
"Well, the first thing he said was to have an operation, but
we said no, give treatment, so he did. From the very first
the Dr. said that it looked better and so on until after days
she took cold which caused the bones to enlarge, had to
postpone till cold better.
"Kindly accept our many thanks for the explanation to the
reading. It gave us much light on same.
"You know that I looked high and low for the reading [
780-1]
given wife, but could not locate it anywhere, so I happen
today to look again where I had looked many times, and behold
there it were in front of me. I was glad to get it, too, the
date given being Aug. 8, 1922. I think it was taken by
Miss Ethel McKee, now Mrs. Peters. Will have a copy made and
send to you soon...
"I fully believe of my case last summer that I was on the
wrong road, and I had to be corrected some way, even at the
expense of trouble and worry my dear, sweet wife had to go
through with. Thank the Lord I now see it all my fault.
Don't know what I would have done without you and her, the
dearest woman in all this world to me."
6/12/24 Letter from [
779] to EC: "...I am glad to say we
like here just fine. I have made it my duty to see that the
lady of the house [
780] did not over do her part of the work.
I went out and got her help enough to do the thing up right,
then put a woman at the job to keep it so..." [GD's note:
Mrs. [
780] had a lot to do, having three children and running
a rooming house, while Mr. [
779] was away on his job all
day.]
9/01/24 Letter from [
779] to EC: "...Wife [
780] has been well
as can be - began to gain weight again. She had a soft corn
between her toes and she picked at it and must have gotten
same infected as it has caused her foot to swell and gotten
red with much pain today, but I think it will be OK in a day
or so..."
4/16/25 Mrs. [
780]'s wire: "Give me reading soon as
possible. You set date I will be at home."
4/18/25 See
780-3.



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