UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE, KANSAS April 8th, 41

 

Dear Dr. Allen;-
| I enclose herewith copy of letter I wrote
Mrs Spangberg and hope it meets with your eccceeni. I have
sent it via registered mail.

Yesterday when Mr Wellhausen was at Coe's Drug
Store, 14th & Mass, Mr Coe told him arthur Spangberg owed
them between five and six dollars. Said just what he did here,
he was expecting a check from Judge Mason in a day or two and
would pay them immediately. He said he lived like a king. Ate
nothing but ice cream and candy bars. We are to give his
address to Mr Coe so he can try to get his money back, if he can

I wish to thank you, Dr allen for coming to

Unele Charlie Wray\(s funeral. It was so lovely of you, but, just
those little acts is what makes everybody love you so, lr

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Wellhausen’ I wrote to Prof. Basye you were there.

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Dr Allen, I plan to give up the house the

lst of June. Going to try to get a clerical position.

That will be all clear, and I can depend upon it, and maybe

I will get caught up with my bank & Ed just has one more year
of K.U. and we cannot let him down now. Our Daddy is a jewel

to us, right now. Could not get along without him. I coumld

nurse, but I would like to be with the family evening to get their

meals & Plan to get a small apartment. I was a court, or

assistant court reporter when I was young, and my short hand is

still very fresh in my mind. Even If I only received $8.00 a week

it would be a furtune to us. Here our overhead is so high. Prof

Basye was very kind and appreciative for our care of Uncle Charlie
Again thanking you for everything, and be

sure to keep your eyes and ears open for me, 1 remain,

He also ordered the Kansas $1.50 and never paid for it
Sincerely yours,

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