Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-25

its from some OF my country friends, it
can be left there. and will call for 1t.
J. P. EASTMAN,
care of Chas. P. Seitz, 1910 E. Main, st.
The following letter was postmarked
Oct, IL. 1902, $50 p. NJ, received at
500 N. S1st ST., at IL A. M.
Dearest Tosie:-
did not ges your note until 90 late
that the only way could write TO you
would be by private messenger or by
special delivery, for in no other way
could l get a note 10 you in time and / don't
want to do either, because am afraid
might ''give you away" had called
there a good many times during the day
but as there was nothing for me, had
about tconcluded that you were not going
to write. 1 am awfully sorry / was out
and did not see the boy because / would
much rather have seen you tonight. AS
IL is, suppose will have to take in
the horse show, d-m the luck.
COULD FINE PLENTY PLACES.
It's al my own fault for not writing
sooner. I can find plenty places where
] could see you-but 1 don't know
whether they would suit you or not. So
1 hate TO do it, but will have 20 ask
you to try and find place tomorrow and
write me word where and what time. /
will have TO leave town about p. M.
Now you know the city, better than
do, and l know you can find some
place il you will try. Now you must
do this for me-because just can't 90
back without seeing you-that's all l
am here for. I will come anywhere at
any time. OF course tonight would
hc honr, tho hast firr,n ID,,& Il I-IY.
that now and certainly do hope you
can get off tomorrow as / don't know
when will be in town again I would
have gone home tonight, but that
failed 60 see you. W
THOUGHT HIS PLAN A GOOD ONE.
My plan is good one as no one can
possibly think anything. Write TO me
through the Richmond Post Office like
/ will tell you and it will be there until
] call for 1t. You will have TO send Il
by some one so as TO get It there early.
Have it mailed at the Post Office sVd no
where else or viii not get it IN time
and donst put me Off too late in the day
because rwant TO see you as long as
can. Gcod night, darling.
Yours now and always,
FYou know who,"
Direct as below,
J. p EASTMAN,
Gen. Del, Richmond, Va.
p. S, II you had rather, You can send
1t to the same place. / leave that to you.
The following letter was received
October, rs, at P. M, by Messenger;
Dearest Josie;
wrote you last night and asked you
to answer today through the mail, but
have not heard one word from you,
and don't know what is the matter
am afraid have made you mad. i did
not get your letter until late yesterday,
so that could not fix things ike want
ed. want to see you so bad that
have concluded to stay over tonight
and go on thea O'Clock train tomorrow
II you will tell me that may see you
before / GO Now please darling, don't
make me go back without seeing you.
DEcLARED BIZ LovRD HER.
Now You know love you, don't
treat me so bad, Josie, precious sweet
lettle Josie. tell me that may see YOU
before go and viii stay until O'Clock
tomorrow. IL can't see you, please let
me know at once and / will have to
leave on the 7 O'Clock train TO- night. II
you don't know any place, let me know
if must find place and write 20 you
again, now you must tell me something
right away. will tell the boy to say
this is from girl friend of yours.
Care Of Chas. P. Seits,
1905 (. Main, St.,
Richmond, Va.
wait at above named place until I
hear from you.
MUST NOT GIVE HIM AWAY.
Don't ever give me away and If can Z
see you, please let me know In time to
go on the 2 O'Clock train, bat I want to
stay and see you. Now, don't deny me
darling, you know it viii nearly kill me
If you do:
If you don't know OF any place, tell me
II you will meet corner of 14th and
Broad, St.. tonight and I will go out
there and make some arrangement and
will be there-or go out to the horse
show and win see you out near the
door and talk with you.
Say what you viii do and Let me
know at once"
Mr.. Jordan's reply was ell that could
be desired for he Immediately dis
closed his purpose.
This letter was received Oct. IS, 1902,
at 7:30 p. m.
THE PLACE APPOINTED.
Maggie Smith, 800 Jail Alley--Not
far from old Q. g. o, Passenger Waiting
Rooms.
Go up Broad st. from old o. 81 o.
, waiting room about 100 yards and turn
down the alley-it is very little ways.-
, or go past old O. g. o. waiting room as
If you were going up Broad and then
turn down that road that goes through
, the bottom. You will meet very few
people this way. think / will wait
| for you at the end of the road at side of
Broad, and If you want me, I will walk
with you"
had JUST BEEN THERE.
1 "Thia is a nice ouiak Y1Iaca ond ~