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At home Aug. 21, 81
Dear Cousin
Mr. Sam J. Kern
Content noted with pleasure to write a letter to you to let you know that I am well at
present. Further I let you know that mother is stiff this beautiful morning. They want to
come up on a visit yesterday eve. But they can't come while my mother was stiff now
they will come next Saturday eve. If nothing will happen. O I was very sorry that I could
not go with one excursions either with the Seigersville or yours. O I meant I must go
along but it couldn't be, I was on a picnic 20 Aug. but it was not a very pleasant time for
me I had not very much fun that day. My letter came on Thursday foreman Mr. Riechel
brought it along that was our plea while he wants to bring them along, my engagement is
not as it was before this the last letter. I heard from him was the first of Aug. but he
promised me to answer it, I don't when I get one. I received a letter from Miss Ellen
Ruch, Miss Litzinburger thinks much of you yet she told me I should come then we
would go to you, I'll spent more next time with you. Excuse me I have to stop I got a
visitor I have to close my letter by saying "good bye".
From your cousin
C.J. Wenner
Remember me when far away and only half awake. Remember me on you wedding day
and sent a slice of cake.
I thought I thought at last I thought I would write my name
Emma Wenner
Answer soon any time.
So tell me who your lover is
Object Description
| Title | Letter from Emma Wenner to Samuel Kern |
| Subject | Letter from Emma Wenner to Samuel Kern |
| Creator | Emma Wenner |
| Contributors | Caroline and John Zolomij |
| Date | 08/21/1881 |
| Type | Text |
| Original Format | Correspondence |
| Identifier | index.cpd |
| Source | Kern Archival Binder. |
| Language | English |
| Relation | Seigersville |
| Rights | https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ |
| Contact | For further information contact info@whitehallpl.org or call 610-432-4339. |
| Contributing Institution | Whitehall Township Public Library |
| Sponsorship | This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER Library: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education. |
| Full Text | At home Aug. 21, 81 Dear Cousin Mr. Sam J. Kern Content noted with pleasure to write a letter to you to let you know that I am well at present. Further I let you know that mother is stiff this beautiful morning. They want to come up on a visit yesterday eve. But they can't come while my mother was stiff now they will come next Saturday eve. If nothing will happen. O I was very sorry that I could not go with one excursions either with the Seigersville or yours. O I meant I must go along but it couldn't be, I was on a picnic 20 Aug. but it was not a very pleasant time for me I had not very much fun that day. My letter came on Thursday foreman Mr. Riechel brought it along that was our plea while he wants to bring them along, my engagement is not as it was before this the last letter. I heard from him was the first of Aug. but he promised me to answer it, I don't when I get one. I received a letter from Miss Ellen Ruch, Miss Litzinburger thinks much of you yet she told me I should come then we would go to you, I'll spent more next time with you. Excuse me I have to stop I got a visitor I have to close my letter by saying "good bye". From your cousin C.J. Wenner Remember me when far away and only half awake. Remember me on you wedding day and sent a slice of cake. I thought I thought at last I thought I would write my name Emma Wenner Answer soon any time. So tell me who your lover is |
Description
| Title | Letter from Emma Wenner to Samuel Kern |
| Subject | Letter from Emma Wenner to Samuel Kern |
| Creator | Emma Wenner |
| Contributors | Caroline and John Zolomij |
| Date | 08/21/1881 |
| Type | Text |
| Original Format | Correspondence |
| Source | Kern Archival Binder. |
| Language | English |
| Relation | Seigersville |
| Rights | https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ |
| Contact | For further information contact info@whitehallpl.org or call 610-432-4339. |
| Contributing Institution | Whitehall Township Public Library |
| Sponsorship | This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER Library: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education. |
| Full Text | At home Aug. 21, 81 Dear Cousin Mr. Sam J. Kern Content noted with pleasure to write a letter to you to let you know that I am well at present. Further I let you know that mother is stiff this beautiful morning. They want to come up on a visit yesterday eve. But they can't come while my mother was stiff now they will come next Saturday eve. If nothing will happen. O I was very sorry that I could not go with one excursions either with the Seigersville or yours. O I meant I must go along but it couldn't be, I was on a picnic 20 Aug. but it was not a very pleasant time for me I had not very much fun that day. My letter came on Thursday foreman Mr. Riechel brought it along that was our plea while he wants to bring them along, my engagement is not as it was before this the last letter. I heard from him was the first of Aug. but he promised me to answer it, I don't when I get one. I received a letter from Miss Ellen Ruch, Miss Litzinburger thinks much of you yet she told me I should come then we would go to you, I'll spent more next time with you. Excuse me I have to stop I got a visitor I have to close my letter by saying "good bye". From your cousin C.J. Wenner Remember me when far away and only half awake. Remember me on you wedding day and sent a slice of cake. I thought I thought at last I thought I would write my name Emma Wenner Answer soon any time. So tell me who your lover is |
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