Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-03

as there are several matters there and
at home / would be glad to discuss with
you.
/ can run over almost any evening that
suits you and spend the night IL entirely
convenient to yourself and family. Sup
pose you suggest a date-any time with
in the next two weeks would suit me-
I will probably come via Macon, on the
afternoon train, on whatever day is most
convenient to yourself.
With regards to Mrs. Watson and Dur
ham, well as yourself, I am
Very sincerely yours.
(signedD T. w. HARDwICK.
Co
Sandersville, Ca, Sept. s, 1905
Dear Mr.. Watson:
Yesterday morning, wired you, at Idle
wild, asking you to spend last night with
me, and to let me now when to meet
you at Tennille. AS / did not hear from
you. I presume you did not get my mes
sage. Besides. heard that you said you
were compelled to get home that night.
Still. it would have been a real pleasure
fer me to have had you with us, can
never forget the many pleasant hours I
have spent in your home and the delight
full courtesy have always met there. So,
no matter how much we are disagreed
on the present political situation, person
ally l do not and cannot entertain for
you anything but the frtendliest of sem
timents. and 1 shall always be glad to
have you stop with me when you are in
this neighborhood.
Asking that / be kindly remembered to
Mrs. Watson. and the other members
of your family. I remain,
Very sincerely yours,
(signeO T. w. HARDwICK.
SANDERSVILLE, Ga, Oct. IL, 1908.
Ny Dear Mr. Watson: have yours OF
the 10th instant. and have noted its con-
tents. / also regret that did not get to
see YOU I'm Atlanta last week / called al
the KimbaI twice in the hope that
might be able to do so, but found you
out on both occasions and finally had Ia
leave my card for you after / saw that
/ would not be able to see you. II you
should speak in Sandersville during this
campaign I shall. of course, expect to re-
quite you, in small part, for your gra'
cious hospitality to me on various occa-
sions, and we can then have the CONVEX
sation to which you refer.
In the event, however, we do not hap
pen to meet before the election is over
/ will endeavOr to see you in Thomson
some day after the election and before
/ return to Washington city.
With kindest regards for Mrs. Watson
and the other members of your family
as well as yourself, L am,
Very sincerely yours,
(signed THOMAS w. HARDWICK.
! %
| CANnERCVITT,E Nov. Or 1908.
/ My Dear Mr.. Watson: I have yours o.
the 10th instant and have noted its con
tents. 1t may be that / win run over II
! see you one day this week. If so. / will
come by Macon. on the other hand,
/ may not be able to get off until abou
/ Monday or Tuesday of next week. II
/ that event, / will come by Atlanta. Ii
/ either event, I will wire you before start
/ ing so that you may know exactly OF
what train to expect me, but 1 hope yot
I will not put yourself to any inconven
! fence or trouble about the matter If thu
! train upon which 1 shall come happens
to arrive at Thomson at an inconvenien
hour.
/ I have complied with your request il
regard to Mr.. Virgins, and I return yo'
herein his letter.
with kindest regards to your famil!
and SELF i am.
/ Very truly yours,
(Signed) THOMAS w. HARDWICK.
C50
SANDERSVILLE, Ga, Nov. IS. 1908.
| My Dear Mr.. Watson: / have an en-
gagement in Atlanta Monday and will
probably be able to run down and spen'
next Wednesday night with you. / vii
wire you from Atlanta IL I can do so.
With kindest regards, l am,
Very truly yours,
| CSignedD THOMAS W. HARDWICK.
| RECKLESSLY UNFOUNDED.
| My files contain many other letters o
the same kind.
90. Referring TO me, Mr.. Hardwicl
says: HE asserts that he furnished m