Logan, Utah
                                                             Sep. 12, 1937


My dear Charlett,

     I havent hurd frorn you sin we came home from Maries.  Hope your real well.
It is only one week since we came home to morrow.   Marie and the Children were
well, but after Geneava got home she has been sick all the time.  The poor kid.
I taught you were comming up to day but disapinted.  When do you think you will
come? You had better come soon while the flowers are so beautifull. Father is so
proud of his flowers so he can well be.
     We had so much compney wedensday. Aunt Em and Aunt Elisebeth and Aunt
Em and her little girl We had a lovly time. Em wants me to come and see her, so if
you will come over then we will go and see her.  She has asake so many times and
I say I will but I never got, but if you will come.
     Say Charlett, where is my boy? I sure looked for him but he dident come.  Have
some girl won his hart. If so at least he shold tell his mother. I havent seen him for
some time. Isn't he well ore I will come and see him. Pleas let me know, are if
he has a girl that wants so much of his attochion he can bring her with him.  Pleas
don't say eny thing to him.  I don't want my baby to get displeased with me.
     That is enough for this time.  I have written toLu,  not your boy.  I think I
will here from your son in a day ore so.  I hope Lue will write to me soon.  I think
Berenice could write a letter once in a while.  Give her my babies and love to Phil.
Love to your J.A. larsen and love to Charlett. and to my sweet boys.  Sweet girl.
Give my love to my sweet boy.
          Father is going to write a few.
                               Mother