Isabel Kan
November 25, 1891

Dear sister one and all

I will try too answer your most welcome letter that I recived yesterday. Was glad too hear from you. We are all Well & hope this will finde you Enjoying the same blessing. I hav not got time too write much this morning. Oh Hellen it dont seem like home eny more for Robys has mooved in & I am staying with them untill I can get my work done. And just as soon as I can get that done I will come up thare and make you a good visit. I dont know just when I will start but will come as soon as I can. I have some things too bring too you. I will bring Mabel with me. I guess lesses will keep Blanchie. dick said thay could kep her untill she was of age. and him and his wife signed an article of Agreement too that effect. Thay said thay could not give her up since pa had gone. I would like too have brought them both for I do think thay aught too be toogather.

I am not much acuainted with dicks wife. but I belive he has got a good woman. She is about the size of Nellie Brown and her name was Nettie White. isant that strange. I got a letter from dick last night he said thay wer going to move too hutchinson today. he wanted me too come that way and stop and see him but I dont know whether I can or not. Hellen I cant tell you half what I want too on paper but just be paciant and I will tell you all when I come. Pa had just made his will a little over a week before he died and had left it in Edd Carters hands too hand too me at his death. Poor pa he thought of all of the things. Oh you dont know how I miss him. it just seems as tho he ought too open the dore and step in. Well I will close and will write again soon. Now write soon and I will tell you all when I come. so good by. Pa would have started up thare on Tuesday befor he was buried if he had of lived. but oh how diferant. Write soon for you dont know how lonsom I am.