Willis Hubbard to Katherine Fletcher, 1885 March 10
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I received your letter Sunday morning Feb 28. Did not go to the office that
Saturday night went over to Cora Davis' to the party, Peter said he was going
over and take you with him but I did'nt see anything of either of you. Their was
only a few there and I was almost sorry that I went I did'nt dare to say much to
you the other evening at lodge for fear of offending Peter. I may not see you
again very soon at lodge or any where else. You know Mr Mead has gone west and I
will have to be at home all the
time. Joe Wathino is going to work for
me through sugaring. Have looked at several back numbers of the News and Citizen
but could not find what you mentioned in your letter. Am sorry that the P.M. has
so much trouble with the "Normal Dasies," would like to be in his place. I
suppose you count yourself in as one of the "Daisies"
dont you? As for the photos I am in the same fix that you are, I have none but
perhaps I will have some as soon as you do, but can't guess what you want of me
of mine unless you want to hang it up in some corn field if that is what you
want you certainly shall have me. Have not seen Carrie
Blodgett lately but
when I do I shall find out what it was that she
said she would tell me. Am glad you have a good time up there and only wish that
I was there It will take you [from] nine to ten to make out
what I have scratched down already so I think I had better stop. Hoping to hear
from you soon
Ever your friendWillis S Hubbard.
Write to me often
Write to me soon
For your letters to me are
sweeter
Than the lovliest flowers in June