Willis Hubbard to Katherine Fletcher, [1885] February 17
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I take this opportunity to wright you a few lines so as not to forget entirely
how to write. Dont suppose I will get any answer, and dont know as I deserve any
but think you might at least send me a copy of the letter that I did not get
last summer. Was very sorry that you was not at the union but glad to hear that
you passed examination at the normal
school. I heared you were not
giving to lodge any more is that so? And if so why so? I had a row with Gertie
Whitcomb about the way she acted at the oyster supper that night She said it was
all a lie and she would speak to Miss Fletcher about it I
told her that I heard of it first from another quarter and so you know I did,
Rossie Dickinson told me first. Are you coming home Friday nights or shall you
stay up there until school is out? Our school is out this week I wish I were up
there at school but will have to help on the farm this summer but
shall go to school some where next fall. I expect to go
west again in about a year and if I do I shall make a longer stop than I did
[before]. Shall stay at least five years and perhaps
ten.
My cousin Willie Mead is here from Iowa but is going back in a few days. Wish I
could go with him but can't If you see Gertie Whitcomb before you do me, dont
pay any attention to what she says because I know she would lie if she thought
it would do her any good I guess I will close for fear you can't read what I
have
got written now, If you can read it
you can do better than I can.
If you have time and feel like it I would like to hear from you as I would like to know how you like your school.
Excuse poor writing and spelling.
Yours affectionatelyWillis S Hubbard