Correspondence of George E. Blair to Luna Young Thatcher

1888-1903; Blair, George E., to Luna Young Thatcher, known as Mimi (Mother-in-law). These letters show a loving relationship and a business association between George and his mother-in-law, Luna Young Thatcher.; In 1888 he discusses financial matters pertaining to a home George is leasing from the Thatchers. Sends rent money and collects rentals and helps rent some of the Thatcher property in Salt Lake City. Keeps her informed of entertainments coming into the city--plays, operas, etc. Accepts and extends invitations to visit in their home in Salt Lake City and Logan. Discusses Nellie's poor health. Writes to Luna while Nell is convalescing after the birth of their children. Discusses the hiring of girls to help Nellie with the housework. Often thanks her for butter, mincemeat, garden produce, and other gifts sent to them. Comments at one time of commencing work on the White Star Oil well and hopes her stock will be of some value soon. Takes care of other business matters concerning properties she owns in Salt Lake City. Tells of keeping their children out of school for a month when contagious diseases are prevalent. Writes to Luna while she and George Thatcher are in San Prancisco at a sanitarium, where Thatcher is trying to regain his health