I would guess that, based upon the context about Ermine, this was written by either Sammie or Jessie Houchens, to their future sister-in-law, Laura Peratt.
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Postcard 18 – “If nothing prevents, I shall be in town tomorrow eve.”
Harold writing in 1914 to his future bride, Laura Peratt, about his upcoming travel into town.
Postcard 17 – From the infamous canals of Cordell, Oklahoma
I find it interesting that postcards – national and international – were seemingly available everywhere. This one seemed to have originated in Cordell and was sent to Cordell to Miss Laura Peratt in 1915
Postcard 16 – I guess snowballs have been a thing since the invention of snow
A friend writing to Miss Laura Peratt about the January snow in 1909
Postcard 15 – Is this “C.S.” writing from Chickasha, OK now?
Laura seemed to be good at writing her friends and this is a note thanking her for her note in 1909
Postcard 14 – Greetings from Davis & Elkins College in West Virginia
One of Laura’s friends writes her from Elkins, West Virginia in 1914
Postcard 12 – Miss Laura’s friend, “C.S.”, again
A note from Laura’s friend in 1909
Postcard 11 – A Note from the Town Doctor’s Wife
1910 – Dr. Dillon and his wife were friends with many people in town, including the Peratt’s. Here is a note to Miss Laura Peratt while they were visiting family in Iowa.
Letter 4 – A Letter Home From College
A letter from a young 18 year old Hoyt to his worrying parents.
Postcard 10 – Happy 18th Birthday!
A Cordell, OK birthday greeting to Miss Laura Peratt.