News: Owen – Letter From
Charles Fink to his Father (Jan 1915)
Transcriber:
stan@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surnames: Fink
---------Source: Democratic Advocate, Westminster, MD. (5 Feb 1915)
(Extract from a letter of Charles E. Fink, Jr. to his father)
Owen, Wisconsin, Jan. 29th, 1915.
“My Dear Father:
I have been on the jump so much for the past week and the train service has been
so poor that I did not know what my address would be for three or four days
ahead, so could not let you know.
The weather has been terribly cold here during the past week. So cold that the
trains are from an hour to five hours late, causing me to miss many connections
and lose quite a bit of time. For three days it was about twenty-five below
zero, and yesterday morning it was 46 degree below. And I had to get up at four
o’clock to catch a five o’clock train. This morning it was 5 o’clock to catch
another train, but it only registered twenty below then.
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