The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-06
Gould 1agedl 5o Kiss Her Il
Darling Eyes, &c Wrote
s34 Fifth aver ue y Thpr.. tt 3.

70 fs
NY Own Dear Bessie: q hank you 20 1,
! much for the paem Omar x bayyar,,,-
y, which never thought to appreciate
SO much, but the reason. OF course. 10
that you sent tito me. The though,
too. Of remembering me at that time
pleased me 50 much, too. 5#
s Glad you think the man (speakinp
Of the slaybaeks} shcul5 eb the head
Of the house. Those are my views.
too. The phone viii be fixed to.n,or.
-o". u was necessary, ! believe, to
rut :, whole new wire.
of course the article you saw was
ehiy the work Of aipress agent. Il went
that evening to see Charles Cherry In
"1he Bachelor" ! lid give the box
T. "Rcsy,r hut he went with ONE
MAN, a MIR. Campbell. Jap can prove
this. as he went with're
Mr.. Anderson still is here. He may
return tonight. Much love and man;
k;bses to you. Your FRANK.
ln\ order to win .'his widow" Sap
thought =. advisable to entertain his
irrespective r,other-:r.law, as tn. fol.
lowing relates:
a34 Fitti avenue. Saturday.
NY Own Dearest Bessie: MIR. And.
crson was here for dinner and left
last might on The nine.thirty for tina
South. He will return Tuesday, and
"Wednesday we have IN important
meeting, SO | premise you Monday !,
will be ever. Really | nave tried this
week, but could net.
Glad you ate riding again, only
wis.,, could 90 with you. 1t is fire
In the spring for that. Sorry you
were disappointed about that right.
II you don't mind will call you lip
evan !" these is some enc here, Jap
Is here now. His future mother-i.,,
law is in town and he is entertaining
her most Of the time, and uses the
muse 10 change his clothes in. wifi
surely call you up, though may have
to 90 to THE club.
Yours, dear Bessie, witt, all my
love and kisses, FRANK.
FLAP" and "The Willow"
"Jap's" efforts to win "the widow"
evidently kept him pretty busy, &C.
eording to the following communists
ton:
1874 Fifth avenue, Monday.
kiy Own Dearest: Did rot write you
yesterday as did not feel at all we'll
aud do not to-day either. win see ts,=
doctor this afternoon, STAGE you wish,
It. Had dinner home last evening
vita John snn,an and Rogy. The,
left about 10 O'Clock and slept from
II until a this morning. It was 50
nice to hear your voice yesterday, net
that | don't like to hear it always, for
do. But it seems especially nice
wien don't feet we'll. Is that the
case WIKI you?
Am sending Miss Ray the flowers
ard am going to the first night witt,
George Taylor, Rogy and Arthur An
derson. Sorry you are not feeling
cell. Wish could console you.
Jap seems to be very badly sn1itten
with the widow. He's paying great
attention to his clothes and is shaw.
ING and powderlng up all the tine.
a.! my love to you, my dearest, and
lots of kisses on your lovely eyes.
kisses, from your, FRANK. {
Anxious About Her Cold. d.
-hi letter tells about GouId's at.
tendance at the Vanderbilt Cup auto,
mobile race: 49,
Union League Club.
New York, Sunday.
Dearest Bessie: 1t was late when
we returned yesterday from the race
ard ! was dead tired, as we stayed
up all last night. Breakfast was or.
dered for ti,ree'thirty and the sleep
would not hive amounted to much. so
we decided to play cards and not go
to bed, therefore did not get you>
letters until to-day.
Why didn't you g:.e me your ad.
dress so could stnd this to you Or
at least telegraph yoL7 Dc hope you
have successful trip and vii! be so
Glad to know when you are home
again. Have been very lonely lately.
Seems ages since have seen you.
Wonder ]: 1t does to you. Hope SO,
though. as
~ X LA
you let me know wher= you will re-
ee;ve It.
AIR. Brokzw's car came in second.
as you have probably seen by the pc.
gers. It was an awfuiIy good race
and when you CONSIDER he had rae
inc car 1.-THE LocorobiIe) only ahead
Of his. wh'rh Is not racing car, the
result was remarkable. only on.
Ft1;nufk anil frrtv,a;nnf r.eai.des -Jiff.n