Title
Dyer to Tarver, January 12, 1919
Creator
Westley Dyer
Date
1/12/1919
Format
Correspondence
Type
Document
Text
Sunday 12-1-19
Lassay France
Westley H. Dyer
My dear Beth:
How are you? haveing somewhat of an inspireation for writeing, I know of no one else that I could contribute my leisure moments to than you. Your letter of the 4th of Dec., has been rec. Was indeed gllad to hear from you. Tough quite sorry to hear that Gussie was ill, and also your other Sister. I somehow rather feel that my corrospondence with you too frequently is a burden on socialality. But I never get tired of receiving letter's and writeing to my little "Idol." I guess I must be a slave to literatur or love, I donot know which. Well you should know my feeling's in your regards anyway. How is Mrs. Ralph, and her "hubby" getting along? I never hear of them anymore. Give them my best regards when you see them. It seems that I am never a going to get any photos made but I haven't forgotten my promise. I only ask you to trust me, I know you will won't you dear. I guess you will have rec. some cards by the time this letter reaches you. I am keeping a letter on the way now so you may look for a letter most every week. I was one of my New Years resolutions to be more dutiful in writeing you. For if you are as eager to receive a letter from me as I am you, We shall never be forgotten by one another. It is my endeavor to bring things down on more a final basis owing to the fact that I am about to sail for America. Now donot let these words thus spoken frighten you, tough a hint to the wise is sufficient. "Now girlie" I hope that these few lines will find you and all well. Give your Beloved Mother my best regards and also your Father which I am ansiously to meet. Will expect a letter or card from you soon. With much love and kisses to you asking you to accept this short message as a token of love. I close.
Adieu
Wesley H. Dyer
Co. B 350th M.G.Br
A.M.E.F
Lassay France
Westley H. Dyer
My dear Beth:
How are you? haveing somewhat of an inspireation for writeing, I know of no one else that I could contribute my leisure moments to than you. Your letter of the 4th of Dec., has been rec. Was indeed gllad to hear from you. Tough quite sorry to hear that Gussie was ill, and also your other Sister. I somehow rather feel that my corrospondence with you too frequently is a burden on socialality. But I never get tired of receiving letter's and writeing to my little "Idol." I guess I must be a slave to literatur or love, I donot know which. Well you should know my feeling's in your regards anyway. How is Mrs. Ralph, and her "hubby" getting along? I never hear of them anymore. Give them my best regards when you see them. It seems that I am never a going to get any photos made but I haven't forgotten my promise. I only ask you to trust me, I know you will won't you dear. I guess you will have rec. some cards by the time this letter reaches you. I am keeping a letter on the way now so you may look for a letter most every week. I was one of my New Years resolutions to be more dutiful in writeing you. For if you are as eager to receive a letter from me as I am you, We shall never be forgotten by one another. It is my endeavor to bring things down on more a final basis owing to the fact that I am about to sail for America. Now donot let these words thus spoken frighten you, tough a hint to the wise is sufficient. "Now girlie" I hope that these few lines will find you and all well. Give your Beloved Mother my best regards and also your Father which I am ansiously to meet. Will expect a letter or card from you soon. With much love and kisses to you asking you to accept this short message as a token of love. I close.
Adieu
Wesley H. Dyer
Co. B 350th M.G.Br
A.M.E.F