Edwards County, TX - Letters:  Annie Bradford from Mrs. S. J. Terry, 1890
Monday, August 14, 2000

Submitted by:  burtwyat@ctesc.net  (Frederica Wyatt)
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Letter sent from Mrs. S. J. Terry in Junction City to
Miss Annie Bradford in Edwards County. (Annie married Sam Hough in 1897.)

"Junction City  March 24, 1890
Dear Annie:

I have cut your and Ellen basque patterns and put the name of each on both
back and front of patterns so you will not be bothered.  Only cut 1 sleeve
pattern if it is too long double in the center of length until right.
Ellen's pattern is the coat back basque which the fashion plates show to be
very stylish.  The long coats are going out.
Aggie never brought any thread here to send you.  And I have never found
Ellen's veil.  Some one must have worn it off by mistake.  I send your
skirts one of which was left here when you moved and I forgot it last
winter when you were here.  Your Pin we found out in front of the shop room
door.  
You and Ellen come down for May day as the young folks intend to have some
kind of Pleasure on that day.  Good bye   S. J. Terry
I suppose Ellen will recognize the yard of embroidery.  She left it here
last fall and I forgot all about it until I found it in the drawer."
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