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Getting quite a lot of work. They think buisness, [sic], is
picking up a lot, & soon, as he gets work, expects
to give you work. Has bid on big job up at
Van Nice. He says we have got the cheapest
place he knows of right here. He says they
have talked it over & thought it over & over. They think
both they & we'd best not move until next year, especially
if things open up here pretty well. So dear,
I don't know what's best for us to do.

Friday afternoon, girls got up too late to take this
to office this A.M. so here it is still. So will add
more to it, altho. I am most "snowed in" with
work. Since lunch, I hailed Mrs. Horlick about
the janitor work. Said she didn't know how it
would be, that Mr. Harry H. had spoke for it if he
didn't get someelse, but she would feel very badly
to half to give it to him, as Harry was so quick tempered
& loud & spoke up so quickly & often was sorry after, & it