"Dear Hubby" (1908)

Probably by "F S"

This is a  set of presumably six post cards, copyright 1908 by A Q Southwick, N.Y carrying the set reference number "N19." They are unsigned and there is a companion set, "Dear Wifey", reference N20.

It seems likely that the artist is "F S" (Fred Spurgin) and for a discussion about identity of the artist see the Southwick and Pictures overflowing the frame pages.

Dear Hubby:- I am having such a dry time of it here without you. I miss you more every minute. There are divers reasons why I should remain here a while longer. Be patient with me and I shall endure for your sake. your Wifey

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Ref N19

1908 Copyright

Dear Hubby: How time does drag along without you. It is hardly necessary to tell you that I am having a slow time here. I long for excitement of some kind just for variety's sake. Keep up your courage, for I have decided to remain here till I fell myself again. Your own wifey.

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Ref N19

1908 Copyright

Known posted Tennessee August 1908

Dear Hubby. It's dreadfully lonesome here without you - but I believe this quiet restful place will do me good. I yearn fto be back again to your cheerful company. Don't work too hard - and don't worry about me - I am bearing up well. Yours - Wifey

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Ref N19 

1908 Copyright

 

Posted USA May 28 ??
Dear Hubby. I suppose you'll be hopping mad to know that I am going to remain here a week longer! But I must do it even if I have to sacrifice my own comfort. I am improving my health so much. Take good care of yours, and don't mind me. - your own - Wifey

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Ref N19 

1908 Copyright

Posted USA

29 July 1909
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