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Chestport, ms. 1/4- 1891 May dear old girlie I know you think ene a regular Hotentot for orot writing to you sooner, but dearie, d can't be- gin to tell you how busy ed have been ever smike your letter arrived and d did enjoy it sugar lump, if ad only hugely, you darling old had you, d svould love you to death for that fantiful scarf, actually I think it the very prettiest thing od ever saw and every one that sees it has fits over it dd am to very very much obliged than Id can tell and and just Thank you enore do wish dd could anake something to send you but alad d don't know Inv, & get married how Family to say, then I want your Inicture in a large frame for the Inarlor V I'll put that on the comer + then it evont make any difference whether d have anything else or not fieo- ple will be so carried away they ovouldut the Vate Rent me the enose other things any way. beautiful calendar d ever saw, there is a sceneres painted in The center about three by six inches, and hoses around that V evecks are on pink and the days, anonthe grosgrain ribbon about an eich and a half wide the other is franited on white celluloid, d wish you could see it, My puhile presentedane with a ring, it hasan enrorald set in the center and a time diam ondon either side, it is lovely, Inr, H gave me a hand- the Cake, rirs, H It Hirs, some copy of Lady of Tarcher gave one a very Gretty hand- glase, Sister Emma gave one a beautiful manicure set, the handle pin cushion cover, Famie are agate, Mrs. Smith a & a plague of her own puffile a cute Scrials card trainting, one of any our & last butorot least In, Hudson's Brother was here from Texas Ca bach) and he brong hh The child- ren such nhce presents that it said d wished herevas that was such a goodone my lincle & Mrs, H, thought on me, she told him & he thut his (nicture in a box & hima it on the arch for me & evrote onit your their Uncle 9 Plellyle Ligh about why Hudson, all Carry me LP event over home Xarras anorming V mr. Hardson took one as far as Ai C, in a Smith's Saturday after xmas sleigh, It event out to mr, & Sunday evening.,An boys drove out C, to see us, we had so smich fun Monday + Tresday eighters attended hartiez & event V was going Thursday, but visiting Mon, Trees, V Hed, it was typ bad, I clame to and friday, & down to Westhort this morning V will have to go to evork in the morning, it killo one to think offit for Id never had such a good time in my life In Andson had asted me enertain ment att A C, to go with them to an next Taresday night at balvary Church, that is the finest church in a the well city alfair, & is Whatta to be ker is to furnish the suhher and there are to be some splendid lectures, I am tickled to death to think dam going, Herbert Arvine is in Hansas now ajeitnia his Mother eveeks, If away am afraid has been two kw cake is all dough, over arot long ag 0 to he bronght his girl see me she is right pretcy "lincle Lil" is on mle do today & that he my slde though he told evould like to see that S BARRY TRUMAN MATIONAL RECORDS AND LIBRARY I Aa, ha ha, that do match, as GOVERNMENT you know, briad at Herbert though, you think of that, A am he asked miss C lara twe CU the last time to gs with him to chura she was here + she one of Cd didn't know didn't go V then asked I iras sec and choice until afterwards V st read him a curtain lecture & eve are a little off, but he has been away so long I am almost in a good your advice V have a humor, A think d Wtry Mrs: H. ACD avade a far_ little fun, if I can gain this afternoon, she her to Marshall next said if I evould go with Sain over she would go with me to see you V- I Aron ised, Jnr, H he said Mrs H was geal but I forgotten if sent you're a lot of avoid oust never told him mrs. Fucker is in Tenn, that you said goodby. now on a visit, has been alm rst two know when she will he home mr. I event to K, b, to church one Sunday night+ some horse V he has hever one stolen his buggey & heard of it V don't ex- frect he will Elis war thath, airl hope on you the I am some you and will not be worsted in the encomites, it istoo bad she is so jealous, How is "Covey", you're keep an eye on & don't let him smile d am eventing by fire emine you know on any any girl for he is light so you evill have to excuse all blots scribbling & mrs, Conroy is in here of my emind wonders to Adme, too so you see I am exem to evrite & tell one all cusable, I avant you about your xmas, I evill have to close the Vr there fire is has no died lamb doron for write real poon HARRY S. NATIONAL TRUMAN ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICE U.S. U. GOVERNMENT All send looe V smich, more ,Most from me; fours, mattie; TRO V Jan. 1891 Jan, 4 1891 Miss Anne Bentley I HARRY $ SEAL MASSACHUSETTS THEMAS Forest Green ARCHIVES AS U.S. mo, JANE 3 KAS 3302M at

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ACD avade a far_\nlittle fun, if I can\ngain this afternoon, she\nher to Marshall next\nsaid if I evould go with\nSain over she would go\nwith me to see you V-\nI Aron ised, Jnr, H\nhe said Mrs H was geal\nbut I forgotten if\nsent you're a lot of avoid\noust never told him\nmrs. Fucker is in Tenn,\nthat you said goodby.\nnow on a visit, has\nbeen alm rst two\nknow when\nshe will he home mr.\nI event to K, b, to church\none Sunday night+ some\nhorse V he has hever\none stolen his buggey &\nheard of it V don't ex-\nfrect he will\nElis war thath, airl hope on you the\nI am some you and\nwill not be worsted in\nthe encomites, it istoo\nbad she is so jealous,\nHow is \"Covey\", you're\nkeep an eye on\n& don't let him smile\nd am eventing by fire\nemine you know\non any any girl for he is\nlight so you evill have\nto excuse all blots\nscribbling & mrs, Conroy\nis in here of my emind\nwonders to Adme, too\nso you see I am exem\nto evrite & tell one all\ncusable, I avant you\nabout your xmas, I\nevill have to close\nthe Vr there fire is has no died lamb doron for\nwrite real poon\nHARRY S. 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