Monday, Jan 11, 1886 I came away by the 725 P.M. train and reached my room by 10.30. No word from Detroit and I feel outraged and like writing a sharp letter. Found Mrs. Weir had called on Sunday and left word she was going home today. At home I found a letter from Tom McEntee very pleased with the little sketch I sent them.
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