Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-12-26

hateful letter this morning, so I am
going to write and ask your forgive.
ness, dear. was cross and wrote
things ought not to have written. I
am sorry, dear, and I shall never feel
quite right about all this until you
write and say you-forgive me. I was
i'll and did not realize what was writ
ing, and then this morning mamma
gave my letters to papa before I was
down. should not have had it posted
but 1t went long before I was awake.
I am very tired tonight, dear. I have
been helping mamma sew today. MY
sister is making me a new white Peter
Pan suit, and do get so tired having
1t fitted, and then there are other
ried and tired. I never liked to have
dresses fitted, and now it is ten times
worse. Oh! Chester, you will never
know how glad I shall be when this
worry is all over. I am making myself
i'll over it. Maybe there is no use to
worry, but I do and guess everyone
does. I am quite brave tonight, and
l always feel better after write you,
Chester, so hope you mind the hate
full things say and 1 hope you won't
mind my writing 30 much; Where do
YOU suppose we will be two weeks
from to.night?: I wish you would write
and tell me. dear, all about your com.
ing. I am awfully afraid can't go
to Hamilton. Chester.
Papa can't take me and I am nerv.
GUS about going alone. You - see
would have to ride quite a distance
before I could take the train and then
there@is "a long wait, tand. Chester. I
am getting awfully sensitive re-; i
can't go up there what shall do? Do
you think it would be wise to come
back there? Could you come to Der
uyter and meet me? I have relatives
there, but perhaps could arrange it
somehow. 4 was. pleased yesterday
morning. You know / have a lot of
bed quilts-six, I guess-and I was
asking mamma where they were and
saying I wished had a dozen, when
my little sister said: "Just you and
someone else will not need so many
OF course my face got crimson and
the rest of the family roared. Nam
ma is so nice about fixing my dresses;
she has them all~up now in nice shape.
You remember the white dress l wore
and you once asked me why I didn't
have a new yoke. Well. she has al
most made a new: dress out of that.
am afraid the time will seem awfully
long before I see you, Chester. I wish
you would always post your letters in
the morning after you write them or
the same night: They are day later
here If you wait until noon. OF
course I will be glad to get them, only
I dislike waiting for them.
Oh! dear, I do get so blue, Chester.
Please don't wait until the last of the
week before you come. Can't you come
the first of the week? Chester, need
you more than you think do. I: really
think it will be impossible for me to
stay here any longer than this: week.
I want to please you, but L think,
Chester, it would be very: unwise. >
II I should stay here and anything
should happen I would always regret
it for, your sake You do not know
papa as well as do, and I would not
like you to be disgraced here. We
have both suffered enough and i
would rather 60 away quietly, In q
measure will suffer the more, but
will not complain if you will not get
cross and will come for me- must
close. Write me Wednesday. night,
dear, and tell me what you: think
about every thing. = Let's not leave all
our plans until the last moment, and,
above all, please write and say you
forgive me for that letterz1 sent you