Kurhaus
Clavadel.
Ob Davos.
February 12th 1940
Have just received your letter of the 2nd. I hope by now you have received mine of Jan 29th and Feb 8th, one never knows what happens to letters these days. I was so sorry to hear about McConnell. I do hope old McCausland is better. Please see that none of the old people are short for their fires, give them turf – logs – or even coal from me but see they have enough to keep them warm in this terrible weather. Do what you think is best. I am much the same.
W.H.Joynson.Wreford.
Keep the parcel for me.
WH
I am so glad the wreaths were nice.
WH
Kurhaus.
Clavadel.
Ob Davos
February 26th 1940.
Dear Andy
I can’t write much yet. I enclose a cheque which with the one I sent on February 16th will make the wages correct up to march 6th – I am glad that you are well and that all is well at home, I do hope you are comfortable in the house – I am sorry you have been away so long from your own house – I hope I shall be able to write you a long letter soon. This last attack has left me very weak and shaky. Is the enclosed account from Crawford and Wilson correct? I am so tired of being here it is very lonely and I long to get home.
W.H.Joynson.Wreford.
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