March 5, 1903
[stationery heading]
Ed. T. Everett & Co.,
Livery and Feed Stable,
250 North Main Street
Phone Bell 97
Marion, Ohio, 3/5 1903
Dear Wife
After another long weary rainy day I seat my self with pleasure to let you know I
am O.K. I got a letter from Fritz tonight he is going to Cleveland tomorrow he is going
to be an agent there. I will enclose the letter, I wish I was home tonight with my dear sweet wife
Oh honey I wish I had a good job whare I could be at home I am getting sick & tired of being
a tramp of this kind I have a big notion to do something when I come home I do know
not what every day today seems like yesterday tomorrow. Well I am going to be early tonight
and send my honey many kisses [drawing of a barrel] (a hole barrel) to baby.
Hoping you are well I am [illegible] Bert I sold another order today.
[drawing of a man at a desk]
