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Laura Davis letters to her husband Lloyd Davis, March-December 1941

1941-11-20 Laura Davis to Lloyd Davis Page 2

   Tomorrow I'll go to Ames leaving here about nine o'clock. Friday and Saturday I'll be at Maurice's at 603 Grand Ave, Ames c/o Mrs. V.G. Gould. Saturday evening Maurice and I may go to F. D. F.D. address is R37 c/o [Juo?] Hutchison. I don't expect you'll write me ^all^ over the state and of course I'll get your letters here when I get back Sunday night. However, one never can tell when you might want to send me word and my plans are never so set I wouldn't be glad to change them if you had anything on your mind.
   Ardy got the flu so bad she went home. She wrote me from C.R. that the Doc says she can't go back to work for a week or ten days so she won't be in Ames at the Institute.
   When will your mother be leaving the hospital? I know you'll include all the news about her but I guess I just naturally have to ask questions!
   I got another daisy of a case. I just suppose that is the reason I have the job, because there are daisys to care for! I miss having you to tell about these problems. Two heads are better than none!
   All for now,
Love,
Laura

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Tomorrow I'll go to Ames leaving here about nine o'clock. Friday and Saturday I'll be at Maurice's at 603 Grand Ave, Ames c/o Mrs. V.G. Gould. Saturday evening Maurice and I may go to F. D. F.D. address is R37 c/o [Juo?] Hutchison. I don't expect you'll write me ^all^ over the state and of course I'll get your letters here when I get back Sunday night. However, one never can tell when you might want to send me word and my plans are never so set I wouldn't be glad to change them if you had anything on your mind. Ardy got the flu so bad she went home. She wrote me from C.R. that the Doc says she can't go back to work for a week or ten days so she won't be in Ames at the Institute. When will your mother be leaving the hospital? I know you'll include all the news about her but I guess I just naturally have to ask questions! I got another daisy of a case. I just suppose that is the reason I have the job, because there are daisys to care for! I miss having you to tell about these problems. Two heads are better than none! All for now, Love, Laura