The Washington times., 1908-10-23


/ Dated from the Hotel Seelbach,
Louisville, Ky. June p, 1903.
MY Dearest Sweetheart: Ny! but II
Is fine down here 1 am having the
I time Of my life. I wish YOU were with
me, for i am lonesome without YOU.
Wnen we get married I am going %
bring you down here. where we will
make our home. This is a pretty pace
and there viii be plenty Of work for a
musician. 1 want TO make you happy
home down here. where nobody Will
bother us, and where we can do just
as we please. How is everything in
Baltimore IL is so nice down here, FOR
Louisville IS "a beautiful place Gester-
day we went driving, and we visited
the Mammoth Cave The trip was great
crowd. You ought 10 have seen the
girls when we went TO the cave They
had 10 be- dressed iu baseball suits, and
each person had TO take lantern. We
took the shorter route through the cave,
and We finished the trip IN the after
noon. Dear. 4 am stopping at the New
Seeibach Hotel and am paying $50 per
day for my room and board i am Nv
ing high The convention is fine. and
there are 1900 visitors in town There
are about i0rty-twO persons from Balu-
more and tWenty-siN from Washington,
and ] came from Washington From
your Intended husband. JOE
Following is the telegram which Miss
Happier received from Magness when
he left Louisville:
Louisville, Ky, June p. 1898.
Miss Georgianna Happier. li3S Can
ton avenue
"Wm be IN Baltimore Friday evening.
Am we'll JOE.
"Your Intended Husband"
Washington. u. G.. January 8. 1905.
Dearest Girl: / received your letter
and was glad to near that you had re-
cetved everything all right. Dear you
90 not know how happy 1 feel 10 know
that you are to be my wife and that
we viii 1--we happily together for the
rest Of our lives. / am sure that we
will have "A neat little home, as nice as
any little home could be. and / am sure
that we Will love each other and get
eiOng fine. Dear. you said that you
ought to have something TO prove our
engagement. Yes, you VIII have Il. 1
Will be first class the 9TH, anu VIII come
over TO see YOU on the 5JJh- Dear, won I
you be glad when i am first class, TO-
1 won't have any more fights with tne
bandnaster. You do not want me 20
get into trouble, and whenever l see
trouble / viii think Of you, and VIII
leave il alone. feel Slau when you
say chat you love me better than any
YOU musc love better Jhan me-tIe good
Lord and your mother. They are tie
ones that You should lJFe ABOVE an
Dear. starting in February I am going
To send YOU so month ana you can
put f. I'm the bank. and We viii nave
some money to start with. Dear, ! VIII
let you know Sunday the month IN
which we are IL be married, 1 want
TO have 500 or $50 when we get married.
Dea-, you know the lady tnat I play
for in the church. Why, she gave ma
d Christmas present, and what do you
think It was2 She gave me uepn
with three pearls ana diamond IN t.
You know she is a milliouairess. and
she can afford it. / viii snow IL TO you
Sunday. She is a married lady
thought I would tell YOU. 50 you Woull
not think anything was wrong 1 would
rather have you than a millionaire YOl
are the only girl I love. The lady tha-
gave me the present Is Mrs. German,
Senator GOrmau's oldest. She is about
thirty-four years Old. From your in
tended husband,
JOE AIAGNESS.
Is. 7. 4. K-) meaning send you a
kiss"