A future together
Writing from Watertown, George tells Ruth that his mother is doing better. Everyday details of care and railway travel give way to an intimate hope: that the life they are about to share will make her happy.
I have missed you darling and thought of you many times every day.
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The Kampeska
F. P. SNYDER, Prop.
Rates $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 per Day
WATERTOWN, S. DAK.
little girl, came Monday and our visit has done mother good I think.
I have missed you darling and thought of you many times every day.
I am selfish enough to wish that you have missed me and have wanted to see me.
I will be back either Thursday or Friday night which I can not tell now but I'll call you up and come over to see you the next morning for I could not wait till night to see you.
I love you dear and want you with me always and can hardly wait for the day when you will be
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