Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-14
Letter Number Four
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Dearest Sweetheart:
Well, dearest, here I am keeping
my promise by writing you and
I certainly hope that you will
write me. Dearest, wish you
would write me every day, for
you don't know how much 1
want to hear from you. Gee, 1
wish you were here with me now.
I have the incest fire and the
room is all warm and cozy. Gee,
wouldn't enjoy it more than
if you were only here.
Oh, wasn't I glad to see you
this afternoon. I just wanted to
grab you and give you an awful
hug and kiss, but it was very
impolite for me to kiss my
uncle. Ha, it's a poke, isn't it.
Oh, I can hardly wait until Sun
day to see you again. Oh, how I
wish you were mine and no one
else's, would be the happiest
woman wo1, 1,,1 on n earth tn then ldt+ I hope
Dear, I hope you love me just
half as much as I do you.
really didn't think I could care
SO much for anyone. Dear, I just
dt dget to the store in time to
get my carriers and a few other
small articles needed. I went
back around to see If could see
you. but you had already gone.
Well, sweetheart, I will bring
sleepy, don't know Of anything
new. Sweet dreams to you and
hoping to see you soon, good
night until Sunday.
Yours only,
p. s.-with garages full of
kisses and million kisses to
each Ford.
letter No. 8
.-...... Oct. /, 1918,
Tuesday Morning.
Dearest Sweetheart:
Well, dear. here I am keeping
my promise as. usual. Gee, 1
have just woke Gee, can't
imagine what makes me feel SO
bad. think If you were here
that I would feel better. Do
you, dearest? My, but I certain
ly hated to leave you yesterday
Or last night. I didn't think I
could really care for any one as
I care for you. I thought
loved my Hubby, but thinking
was all. Dearest, I sure am
- II, L
think it is the incest little watch
just because you gave it to me,
and 1t is the first thing you have
bought and gave to me. This
certainly is nice day. With
you was here so I could enjoy
1t. The old lady Of the house
was sitting in the hall as came
in last night. She never spoke
nor said word as I passed, but
she gave me one of these looks
that you can almost understand,
I haven't saw her this morning.
Don't know what she will say.
Wen, dearest, L will close, as I
think If get dressed and 20 get
some breakfast will feel bet
Ter, so here's hoping I see you
this afternoon. With garages
full of love and a million kisses
to every Ford.
Yours only,
! KITTY.
Letter Number Six
Wednesday Night, Oct. 8, 1918.
Well, dearest, here I am writ
ing you again: No.. no, now
don't say anything, for I just
can't help it. Well, dear. I got
Is to II, and stopped twice for
a few minutes before I got
there. Never had to shoot any
one, but, believe me, I felt
creepy once or twice. Dear, I
certainly wish you were up here
with me now. My, but you are
the dearest person on earth.
Gee, I can't hardly wait until
tomorrow evening to see you.
didn't ever dream I could love
any one so much as 1 love you.
Dearest, if L thought for one
minute that you would ever stop
loving me, why, wouldn't want
to live any longer. You certain
ly are one dear. You have been
nicer than any one has been to
me since I was married, even
more so than hubby. Gee you
should see the flowers that 1 re-
ceived from him. They were here
when I got here. A dozen roses
and a dozen carnations, some
bouquet, Ell? and a pound box Of
Nunnally's candy. Ha, you and 1