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Title
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Marcia Bruner to Lawrence Bruner, 1897, Oct. 10
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Alternative Title
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Lawrence Bruner Letters, 1897
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Date
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1897, Oct. 10
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Creator
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Lawrence Bruner
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Description
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Handwritten 6 page letter from Marcia Bruner to Lawrence Bruner, "I received a letter from you Friday dated Sept 1st…"
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Identifier
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081210-1897-071h
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Transcription
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3.
boarding house for the winter, and is in the Uni Library everyday, goes to Chapel and tries to annoy the Chancellor in every way he can, besides having his mail all sent to the University in care of Prof. Caldwell. Mrs. Prof. Ward was ill with nerves yesterday at our Sorsies Jr. and noticed the nervousness was beginning to develop quite rapidly. She is — —.
Mr. Hunter was away all summer. I hardly ever see him. Prof. taylor is away most of the time. He travels around at his own [?] for the Trans-Missippi Exposition.
Mrs. Bessey said last week (I met her at the Hayden Art [?] reception) that Prof B. recieved a letter from you, and was very glad to get it.
Mrs. Sherman says she is glad you have sense enough not to allow us to go down where you are.
Mrs. Gibson spent the Summer in the east around Boston and said she was proud to tell people that she knew us. You was such a noted man there.
I did not go to church today, but took a long walk over to see Mrs. Miles. I want her to stay here next week for a few days while I go to Omaha to the State Missionary Association. She can come so I feel as if I could go.
I am going to let Ellen go when I return. She has been so dreadfully extravigant, and like all Swede girls saucy. Is a splendid worker, but I could not stand the grocery bills. She waists and eats so much.
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Rights
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