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Title |
Letters & Correspondence |
Short Title |
Ellen M. Davison Howell |
Author |
Ellen M. DAVISON Howell |
Publisher |
Ellen M Davison, Ellen M. Howell, Ellen M. Grunberger, Ellen M. Schmidt |
Repository |
John Spencer Howell, Jr - Files |
Source ID |
S1208 |
Text |
September 9, 1900,
Lowndes Building, Room 610,
Atlanta GA
My dear Uncle John:
Your letter with the Express Orders for Fifty-six dollars was received on Friday. I thank you very much for sending it and I am glad you did not give it to me before. I am sure I would not have thought of spending in such a nice way - buying shares - as I witness doing now.
We have moved into Atlanta for the winter and have four rooms in a very pretty building. They are on the 6th floor so we have a beautiful view and at present a lovely breeze which is a very important feature of this climate. We expect to be just as warm this winter - In the rooms are heaters with hot water.
Thank you very much for your invitation to stay with you in Dorchester. It will be lovely to go back again and I want to go north next summer if possible. Mr. Howell asks me to thank you to for him. Much love to Aunt Teresa.
I am yours affectionately, Nellie Davison Howell.
(A penciled note on this letter records "Nellie Howell - Sept 9, 1900 - Ruth C Hickman Estate)
November 20, 1901,
3 Crescent Avenue, Atlanta GA
Dear Uncle John:
Many thanks for the $3000 which arrived safely. My husband wrote you at my request explaining why we telegraphed. I have not been at all well lately and am going tomorrow to Marietta for a weeks rest. You remember perhaps I was there the first summer after I was married. I will take Alma and the nurse and Mr Howell is coming up to spend Sunday. I include the receipt you sent me to sign. Give my love to Aunt Teresa. Hoping to see you next summer.
I remain, yours affectionately,
Nellie Davison Howell |
Linked to (2) |
Alma Minora Howell, "Atze"
Helen Floyd Kilpatrick |
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