Dearest Little Alice,
Just a few lines to you dear little girl. I am a little lonesome tonight and am
recalling the wonderful hours I spent with you, my best and most faithful
friend. I am sorry I did not have a
chance to say good-by to you before I left, you see I worked till Saturday
night, Jan. 11 and left S.L. the next morning.
After 46 hours tough driving day and night, I landed here and had to go
to work right away, in charge of the domestic-dept. The latter was not in best
of condition and I have been going at top speed ever since.
This is a nice little place, finest spring-weather everyday,
sometimes a little foggy. Only there are
not many people living here outside students, so business is not at all what it
was at K.O.B.S. But I guess it will get
better in time. I had to promise Mr.
Wright to stay here till I will be transferred to another store, either Ogden
or Colorado, he said.
Well I wished you could be roaming around with me it’s not
so good to be alone all the while. I hope
you will take time to drop me a few lines and I am always your friend,
George
