Evening star., 1921-04-10
couldent argue against her a hou.
nothing the way shes feeling these

couldent argue against her a bout
nothing the way shes feeling these
days.
I promussed I would see could I
sell the place & of course IL could
sell II for cash I could pay OF what
/ owe AT the bank or IL / couldeu'.
sell IL for cash the peopl that bought
IT OFF of me could assume the NOR
gidge.
Will write & let you know how
come out
This was Graces berth day & tust
as II she wasent feeling had enough
with out what come or Sho cot \
letter in her old mans hand ,vriteinE
she begin Ia smile VII. n sht, ssr-,
il & says pa don't never for get my.
berth day & shed for got her self
for n minut & thot she was going
10 find of them s2Oa checks Ike
he all ways sends her on her berth
day hut whom she onered the letter
insted OF check it was a receft for
5000 40 Of the money we all rra5y
borryed or of him. Wei that r-etf,-,
near FINISHED hor tho oF corsn xou'
cant blame tho old man tho . would
OF been better II he hadCnt wrote n
all hut just lot it go
wisht could Of gave hrr sor,o
thing nice 70 mako m for II hut I
guess YOU know aint got no money
to throw a wav oh Charley.
Regards TO Mary.
F. A GROSS.
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Allison. I'll, Nov /
pRoTHER CHARLEY w"u CharIev
We aint going to move hack 70 tn
s side or no where's else hut wea-
going to stay here. seen tho rc7'
estate man TODAY that sold We Tho
place & asst him what could We G.
for II house & all & Nc narroa p
price that waseut even what 7 Cof
sunk in the place G 7 eavs you'll ha'f
70 come n bout SI00n IN higher
then that & he saws Won airt got q
chance in tho world 20 cot What vnu
want so why don't YOU stay whore
your at You wont IND no better
town No where's
So told Grace 7 guessed wcd ha'r
70 etav G. she saws well a1i right &
asst her what como over her all Of a
sudden & she s7ve she had called m
Mrs Carry & told hcr all about tha
dance & Mrs. Carry talked rrrttv nir"
bout y and the Carr-s is cOmetnC
over tonight 70 nlay cinch & N"
Walters was out here tn supncr night
before last & saws they wisht th"v
had homo like ourn in tho sUhhurhsl
inetna Of 'iveirC in dirty Hat So vou
sne Charley we aint so had on after
all & liveinG out here's tho host thing
that could hanpen 10 IN" children-
. So 7 guess thev aint no danger Of
us moveing for a vile.
the door bell just runr SO the Car
rvs IS here G. 7 got to close.
best rgds. TO MARY from the both ~
us FRED \. GROSS
psI tore this letter open gain after
T had II pasted M all readv. That
wasent the Carrvs that rung the door
bell but a man e. his wife name cur
It's that's in the wood & coal BUSINESS
out here e as nice people is you'd
want TO meet. Thevd came 10 call on
us G. the Carrvs como after words &
we played runmv hand II e they
dident go home until n bout IN min
a 60 and it's pretty near 7 p clock hat
we wasent playing cards all the wi'y
but part Of the time We was eating
refreshments. Grace cooked up
welch rabbit & we had some home
brew TO go with II & guess this here
Curtis don't like his heer. Wear going
over to the Curtisis Mon. night & they
got OF these here phonagrafs n
dance by so yuesS all that money
wasent waisted eh Charley.
Regards to Mary.
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