Sunday, May 19, 1889 Katy our cook gave Sara notice yesterday that she was going to leave when her month is up. She has been long enough in our place. They all want a change which is I suppose quite natural even though they do not better themselves. This is one of the small worries. Downing wanted to go up to the rail road this afternoon to [?] tomorrow but we found there is no train. I should only have gone [on?] his account as I did not care to go. I have written to Church and to Lucy. Sedgwick went back to N. Y. by the 7.45 train. Downing and Jimmy walked up to the station with him. Dear boy. I presume we will not see him again before he goes back to Fort Bridger where he and Marion are going early in June. I wrote to Lucy.
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