Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-08-22


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eie's 'iusteu 10 some OF the letters
sent lying eastward on that May MORN
ing to their relatives and friends in
Now yor,. h, +h, ror,o,, ror,a,,.,,,,,,
-, Wy sne ious peisohases
Win Wnom we are en- route Tor the
great west. First in this series of
rlimnsas hnbind tho Scnroe oo,nos a
shont H.. sos "
1no.. pul "eishts epistie from TITS.
hraoley HURST TO her iiese lord. The
italics are the fair writer's. not ours:
I.-AIrs Rr,dlev IJ,,rs+ To Mr. pr,d.
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- 1850 ~ N'uo' NV" io'N'
Mv noo. IN Board THE M,h hs May ~ 1870
ocean yoynge rave man move s A. -,
any other situation to shower attentions upon the
woman he liked, but from personal observation
] can testify that trip in a private railroad
car-cspecinlly ii that is your o,pn-is quite
fruitful in chances to express ones afccfonat.
regard.
John has played the role OF mine host mos
chdrmtnglp to us all. hut to Florence he has beor
dcrOti0n itself. You know my heart is set upor
their coming together. 1t is perfectly clear tina,
lie gust idolfzcs her. Even the odious Eilley
must sec that against such adversary he has nc
chiEoe. ! cannot understand why John ever made
him coc Of us. but it will give Florence glimpse
OF tho two men side by side. Girls are so queer
nowadays. and she is SO self contained and re-
served that it is impossible to discover whether
her heart is touched. am resolved that John
| shall hive cpeTD chance. 1t would be such re.
lief to know that she was happily married and in
good hands. motherless girl is such rcspon'
sibi'ity: How odd It will seem for us to be SIS
ters-in-law and ! old enough to be her motheri
Stranger things have happened!
We expect to he In Denver the day after to.
morrow and VIII write again upon our arrival.
All Of &c party are well. and Madge sends her
love with mine. Ever yours affcctionatcly,
Bessie.
II.-Miss Madce Hurst TO Miss Fon.
ME Hyde, 1903 Madison avenue. New
York:
Isp1AsArolrs, Wednesday.
NY dearest fan-our Journey has been Just one
ue..en,.ui p'eh,c ever SINCE we iett new iorS
!es,eiuay morning am wriuhs TINS very hur'
,leuis ~ 'ie eusese it',e eserl'ote you ever saw
Al o's eoinei ., s,eie John pr''ate car ana II
you 10 no. rceosthze tue hahuwrit'ns you must
o'a,ie eue 'isSiNs Vi .i'e tram NOT nc Ptttc.
We uoh nave %eaolhs before We get nome
~. ~ Won =. NC so' ., .aun. ,oia mamnia
.na' - iooAeu as l''o"9n oneie 1nhh naa arranged
TINS 'f,p SO Una. ne could nave daring Florence
al ~ himself anu ae, was In aissrace LOT inc
Tvs. .! .ne uay' ne pays Tue Deat chctdtier &c
le!iectioa, a''', one wousu never thiha ne was Of
oio OF oiuef tnah papa lie seems 70 anticipate
.ei every WASH, M, WIN. s"e 'ulhhs III sure.
uon hioM; Mhen .ease her, sne shites INA!
superior slni,e Oh tsrs ana ohu'igcs tnc Sufycct.
pus there's no Jun IN @aschihs other people
'laAG tose' rna :. says ne agrees Win me, NC
you KNOW run pesi' 10 pene'e Tue toohsh ieA
WV 'ea''s .aes ,o' ."e t''''e wv pu' WHAT
mamma VII say s'e ever suspects oread te
, ,h,hs; lny ne 80 poofIho, aon't mean mat
ou. = IN sotry he not ,ich, 'housh IN sure he't
got brains enough 'or oo'h ot us, ana hnott
o,eie ,o' ,,''i,Ns ''e . ue so''epooy so"e oay'
sna'i lo1a 10, .e..er from you IN Denver
oeat' ~ uoi' i'ii' Aouis' always io'ingy.
MApdh
chichester Ives to Frank Cnrpen-
ter managing editor of The Dailv
coor;en. NJ, y,r,,.
Ss"A'-si' A'S"
My Dear Old Boy-Here I am in Indianapolis
the second day out from New York enjoyinp 10
the utmost the first real vacation have had In
ten years, thanks to Uncle John Draper, whose
guest am. We are rcyeling in the midst Of .
~. ny. . ,na,,o, s' s were MOI o.
some magical nalaee You clan YOUR hands and a.
lo.:a oiaek slave appears and spreads banquet to
Whieh .he ehos OF the eaIth nave contributed
their 'athesa you press button. and unlimited
cigars ana COOLING drinks are at your elbow. II
you want magazine or today's paper, you have
only to ask Tor It. A bath and a shave may be
had for the wishing. All this while we are ami
Miatihs space at the rate OF 40 or oo miles an
nonf. truly we Americans arc the greatest rail-.
road travellers In the world and we have certainly
surrounded ourselves with AL the comforts Of
nome" while rushing over the rails. The quarters
are somewhat cramped. but as Diapers private
becretary ana nave tue Detter part OF an ordl-
nary sleeper 10 ourselves We can't complain
W course there's a ny In the ointment, and
heuDen n. t1iley Is Its name. think am pref.
" tolerant toward other men, but ] distrust and
oetest that fellow. and dare say he returns my
dislike with interest Nevertheless we shall
doubtless hnish the TIP without riot or blood
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