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Guth's Station
Mar.8, 87
Mr. Kern
Esteemed Friend
Your welcome missive reached me the other day as I was coming home. The way you
informed me you misunderstood the meaning of that hint. Well it is no wonder too! Hope
you will pardon me for it, as I probably thought it would be needless to tell you, hence
the delay. I was not aware of the facts until some time ago. I was told that I had to be
careful or else I would get some of those Mts. Folk's in my wool, that you had a (special
friend) up there; and that she was passing some very suspicious remarks.
I then asked them to explain themselves, that I was ignorant of it. I thought if such really
would be the case, you would tell me; being I told you that if any time you would feel
like going for some other party, you should do so; and just leave me know, for I wouldn't
like to detain you, so you can imagine that I felt somewhat slighted about it, as I don't
like the idea of such a thing as this.
So you can continue in giving your attentions to that friend up there, I have nothing to
say.
With regards do I send these lines to you; but you know that circumstances alter cases.
"Good name in man and woman is the immediate jewel of their souls." Shakespeare
I claimed you as one of my nearest and best friends, and I hope the same friendship shall
exist between you and me in the future time as it did in the past.
I remain still your friend
Rosa
Oils uocf drin fraim
Object Description
| Title | Letter from Rosa to Samuel |
| Subject | A misunderstanding |
| Creator | Rosa |
| Contributors | Caroline and John Zolomij |
| Date | 03/08/1887 |
| Location Covered | Guth's Station, Mountains |
| Type | Text |
| Original Format | Correspondence |
| Identifier | index.cpd |
| Source | Kern Archival Binder. |
| Language | English |
| 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 | Guth's Station Mar.8, 87 Mr. Kern Esteemed Friend Your welcome missive reached me the other day as I was coming home. The way you informed me you misunderstood the meaning of that hint. Well it is no wonder too! Hope you will pardon me for it, as I probably thought it would be needless to tell you, hence the delay. I was not aware of the facts until some time ago. I was told that I had to be careful or else I would get some of those Mts. Folk's in my wool, that you had a (special friend) up there; and that she was passing some very suspicious remarks. I then asked them to explain themselves, that I was ignorant of it. I thought if such really would be the case, you would tell me; being I told you that if any time you would feel like going for some other party, you should do so; and just leave me know, for I wouldn't like to detain you, so you can imagine that I felt somewhat slighted about it, as I don't like the idea of such a thing as this. So you can continue in giving your attentions to that friend up there, I have nothing to say. With regards do I send these lines to you; but you know that circumstances alter cases. "Good name in man and woman is the immediate jewel of their souls." Shakespeare I claimed you as one of my nearest and best friends, and I hope the same friendship shall exist between you and me in the future time as it did in the past. I remain still your friend Rosa Oils uocf drin fraim |
Description
| Title | Letter from Rosa to Samuel |
| Subject | A misunderstanding |
| Creator | Rosa |
| Contributors | Caroline and John Zolomij |
| Date | 03/08/1887 |
| Location Covered | Guth's Station, Mountains |
| Type | Text |
| Original Format | Correspondence |
| Source | Kern Archival Binder. |
| Language | English |
| 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 | Guth's Station Mar.8, 87 Mr. Kern Esteemed Friend Your welcome missive reached me the other day as I was coming home. The way you informed me you misunderstood the meaning of that hint. Well it is no wonder too! Hope you will pardon me for it, as I probably thought it would be needless to tell you, hence the delay. I was not aware of the facts until some time ago. I was told that I had to be careful or else I would get some of those Mts. Folk's in my wool, that you had a (special friend) up there; and that she was passing some very suspicious remarks. I then asked them to explain themselves, that I was ignorant of it. I thought if such really would be the case, you would tell me; being I told you that if any time you would feel like going for some other party, you should do so; and just leave me know, for I wouldn't like to detain you, so you can imagine that I felt somewhat slighted about it, as I don't like the idea of such a thing as this. So you can continue in giving your attentions to that friend up there, I have nothing to say. With regards do I send these lines to you; but you know that circumstances alter cases. "Good name in man and woman is the immediate jewel of their souls." Shakespeare I claimed you as one of my nearest and best friends, and I hope the same friendship shall exist between you and me in the future time as it did in the past. I remain still your friend Rosa Oils uocf drin fraim |
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