Pawnee High School - Redskin Yearbook (Pawnee, TX)

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Deer Moran, I received your letter you never wrote me, so I sat myself down, pencil in hand to typewrite a letter, D I donft live where I lived before I moved to where I live now when you came to see me, you ask anyone where I live as ' no one knows. I'm sorry we are so far together and wish we were close apart. ' We are having more weather this year than we had lest year. We had a snow here tomorrow night and it covered all the ground with a whiteness and it was so deep you could see the rail- road tracks over it. , l Your Aunt Jester died and is doing nicely and I hope you are t e same. my cousin has the mumps. She is having a swell time. She is near death's door. We hope the doctor can pull her through. Your Uncle Mary is in bed with the measles. She is up there in here room with the door locked but ehe broke out just the SEEKS. ' ' ' -Gur good friends Lena and Herman get married next Wednesday. I could have been married before last month if Lewis's ' father-wasn't out of work. I don't know where they are going to live, but if you find out I will let you know. . I started to New York to see you and saw a sign that said: THIS WILL TAKE YOU TO NEW YORK so I got on the sign and sat, there for three hours, but the darn thing didn't move. I'm mailing your coat express. I out the buttons off to make it lighter.' They are in the coat pocket. ' If you don't get this letter let me know so I can mail it to you. Our neighbors brat swallowed e group of pins and the doctor said to get a pin cushion., ' l I would have sent you the seven dollars I borrowed from you only I d1dn't think of it until after-I had sealed this envelope. - As you are ln thought, Little Moran, Jr.