Box 2
Contains 13 Results:
Laurence Thompson, West LaFayette, Indiana, to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1909 May 19 (postmark)
“My Dear Miss Thompson”; regrets having to decline an invitation for May 31, when he’ll be taking exams.
Jack [cousin], Galveston, Texas, to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1909 June 7
Acknowledges Ruth’s having finished school and advises her to go on to another, since college can be much fun.
Jack, Galveston, Texas, to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1909 July 23 (postmark)
Describes his experience at school, his leaving school early, and a bad storm.
Jack, Galveston, Texas, to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1909 August 20
Expresses his happiness; describes the Cotton Carnival.
Jack, College Station, Texas, to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1909 October [?] (postmark)
Describes being back at school; sympathizes with Ruth for having to move into a flat.
Jack, College Station, Texas, to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1909 November 29 (postmark)
Describes attending football games and victory celebrations.
Jack, College Station, Texas, to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1910 January 28 (postmark)
Announces his engagement.
Lyman, New Harmony, Indiana, to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1911 July 30
Mentions that he is still building bridges, and that he is sending Ruth $2 for her birthday.
Mother, Indianapolis, to Ruth, Bradford Academy, Bradford, Massachusetts, 1911 November 23 (postmark)
Congratulates Ruth on how she handles money; describes getting Papa fed and comfortable.
Mother, Indianapolis, to Ruth, Bradford Academy, 1911 November 27
Wishes Ruth a grand time during her visit to Adelaide’s home; encloses a letter from Lyman in Randolph, Missouri.
Mother, Indianapolis, to Ruth, Bradford Academy, 1911 December 1[?] (postmark)
Describes her Thanksgiving Day; advises Ruth to avoid early marriage; acknowledges Ruth’s visit to Bald Pate; encloses a letter from Lyman in Randolph, Missouri, who mentions finishing another bridge.
Mother, Indianapolis, to Ruth, Bradford Academy, 1911 December 4 (postmark)
Asks Ruth to write about her time visiting Mrs. Williams, with Portia, Adelaide, and Helen; lists recipients of Xmas gifts; encloses a postcard from Lyman in Randolph, Missouri.