The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-16

and much better this morning than L dlo yes
different from Utah. Dear one, wish could
see you. There are so many things want TO
tell you. You will get your divorce just as soon
as possible, won't you? Because, you know,
don't want to tell papa you have no divorce,
even though there were no necessity for your
having one except in the eyes or the woriu.
Still l want to tell him you have one before
tell him anything about it. 1 want to have it
done as soon as possible. You Will SEND me
copy or the paper containing the notice, please,
people to know it. and then when they learn OF
your relations to me, as you may be sure t1ey
Will. they can cast no reproaches on either OF US
on account of IL.
am so glad that what wrote you in Denver
made you SO happy. 1t was true then and al
ways will be- have every reason TO believe.
My love for you only grows stronger since am
so lar from you and long to see you you Will
write me soon, won't you? Your loving
MAMMA AGREES WITH Me.
WEST SUNBURY, Butler Co., Pa, Sept 81, 1891.
MY OWN CHARLIE-I just got back this after
noon and 1t is very warm tonight. and am
very tired. but want to write you few words
ana then l must go to bed.
Dear, am SO afraid made you unhappy by
what wrote in my last letter, and SO want 10
sit down in my place and talk to- my Charlie
about it. Now. won't you just imagine | am
there? have been lying out in the hammock,
under grapevine arbor. 1t was the most
comfortable place have been in to-day. The
here both for lights and fuel, and the lights are
so pretty, just great blaze for two feet above
the Jet. Well, when out in the hammock was
thinking OF you. Yes am coming back to the
subject for 1 fancy you say. My darling, you
were going to talk to me about something?'
But that is characteristic OF me. do it when
talk so it is perfectly natural after all
Wen, dear, think that after you take time
to consider The matter IN all its possible as
poets you will say your little girl is right IN
not thinking it best for you to come for her so
/ 10 n1n
that am allowing my better judgment ana
not my inclination to govern me in this matter.
IL would most certainly subject me to criticism
on the part OF everyone who knows the clrcum-
stances of the past summer. and that you
would not want any more than l, know. Dear,
was telling mamma about 1t when l was
| home. That is told her of my engagement to
you, and she says she will have nothing to say
against 1t, as she thinks she can trust to my
| judgment in the matter, but she does not think
1t would be at all wise for me to go back with
| you so soon, but she says people could have no
reason for comments if we wait sufficient
| length OF time. Dear, mamma always agrees
with me In almost anything, but have never
told papa yet, and feel sure he will oppose
our union. but don't you feel discouraged over
it. think it will be all right after awhile. In
TACT. 1t must be so, If mamma and Elva are
both on our side. Papa Just adores his girls, and
know he would find it hard to give me up to
| anyone especially one whom he does not know,
but you must see him when you come and
must stop. Good night. Your Own.
LITTLE ZENI.
IN EAST LYNN.
WEST SUNBURY. Butler Co., Pa, Oct. Z, 1891.
DEAR CHALET just must write you word
or so this evening or you Will wonder what ever
has become of me- and be worrying about me.
we are to give play at the close OF
school in five weeks. 1t is to be EAST Lynn. ?"
They want me to take the part of Lady Isabel,
the most important female character and
Prof. @. thinks none of the student girls could
do it. Am not quite certain whether l shall
take it or not, but presume will have to do
l know ought not as 1t will be so much extra
work. Dear, what do you think of my being
some one else's wife than yours? But guess
you won't care, as it is only in play. Hal Ha !!
II you haven't read East Lynn want you to
get it and read it, and then you will know just
what it is like and the part am to take. Well,
will have to close. Will write as soon as 1
can, But you write me often anyway if you
can. AS ever your loving ZENI.
AN EXCELLENT COMFORTER.
WEST SUNBURY, BUTLER Co.. Pa, Oct. %, 1891.
My Dear Charlie-Yours Of 18th inst just re-
ceived, and strange to relate, II found me in the
same mood in which it left you. Why was it,
dear? But such was the case Am sorry you
were worried over not hearing from me. but you
would surely get my letter soon after you
wrote L wanted to write you sooner, but
just could not, as I think l explained to you
when l wrote. l wish might SIC you tonight,
dear for 1 must not write, as my eyes have
been hurting so much lately; can't use them
scarcely any after night, and would so like to
talk to you, for am tired ahd out of So Is gem
lent comforter, to me, at any rate Yes, indeed.
Dear me, when 1 am with you and know your
great love for me, l feel such sense OF COM
plete protection as though 1 need never worry
over anything again. but just be perfectly con
tent and leave all with you. To tell the truth.
dear, am all tired out. 1 have been working
so hard and shall be glad when school is out,
which will be in three weeks. I should De de-
lighted to get west again. This climate does
not suit me any more at all yet this has been
an unusually pleasant season.
Dear Won must not think such q thing q c that
/ may have ceased to care for you. If you knew
that it seems just as strange 10 me that you
should care for me, then you would not wonder
at it Do you know l never imagined you could
care for any one as you do for me, and, dear 1
do appreciate your devotion, and will try to be
worthy of it. And you may be sure that if ever
my love for you grows less than it now is
viii tell you. as I promised you 1 would 1
think it would be such a rest if could only sit
in my place tonight. with my head on your
shoulder, and tell you all my troubles But
must say goodnight and will VIZ tie you as often
as L can. With very much love.
Your own,
LITTLE ZENI.
BLUE TONIGHT.