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Letter and envelope from John M Bunker, St. Thomas, Nevada to Mary Etta Syphus, Panaca, Nevada

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Date

1894-12-02

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From the Syphus-Bunker Papers (MS-00169). The folder contains an original handwritten letter, an envelope, a typed transcription of the same letter, and a copy of original letter attached.

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man000872
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    man000872. Syphus-Bunker Papers, 1891-1994. MS-00169. Special Collections and Archives, University Libraries, University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Las Vegas, Nevada. http://n2t.net/ark:/62930/d1qn62q3w

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    Letter and envelope (with stamp) from John M. Bunker, St. Thomas Nevada, to Mary E. Syphus, Panaca, Nevada, dated December 2, 1894.
    Envelope addressed:
    Miss, Mary E, Syphus Panaca Nev Lincoln Co.
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    St Thomas
    Nev
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    Dec. 2,
    1894
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    Miss, Mary E. Syphus;
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    Panaca Nev,
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    Dear Mary,-
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    Another week has passed
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    and gone and I find myself
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    trying to write to you.
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    Your ever kind and
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    devoted letter of twenty fifth
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    ult. was duely recd, and
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    I can assure you I was very
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    pleased to hear from you
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    once more.
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    You will no doubt expect
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    to know whether I am coming
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    up to spend holidays with
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    you or not. I wish I knew
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    so I could tell you. There
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    is nothing that would please
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    me better than# to spend
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    holidays with you but it
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    seems that every thing is a shaping
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    so I will not be able to come
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    up. I know that mother
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    will be expecting me up alth-
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    ough I have not told them
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    I was calculating to go.
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    She wanted me to go home
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    for Thanksgiving but Harry
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    and I were so busy fixing
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    up to go after lumber that
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    I hardly had time. We will
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    start inthe morning, bee
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    gone about five or six days
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    I suppose you have heard
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    ere this that Levi has
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    left here perhaps he has
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    made home before this, he
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    started for monekeyrench last
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    Sunday. I went to Overton
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    to day to church Chrissie
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    Elen and Miss Bebey also
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    went along. I hardly think
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    they will want to go
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    with me very soon again for
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    I tormented them all the
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    J.M.B
    time.
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    feel
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    Julia seems to / quite
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    well much better than I
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    thought for.
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    As it is now leven oclock
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    and nothing much to write
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    I hope you will excuse me
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    if our big sister was down
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    here I could find plenty to
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    write about
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    Harry has been writing
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    home so I suppose you
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    will hear from Elen whether
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    he moves her down this
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    winter or not
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    Accept of my love dear Mary
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    and the many thanks I
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    wish to ofer for your invi-
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    tation If I can I will come
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    With best wishes I remain
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    as ever Your Loving
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