(Ballinandra?)
Oct (date scratched off but possible 18th) 1921
My Dearest Tym
I am sure a
line from me will surprise
you. I always thought
you could only receive
one letter a week until Moll
told me the other day
Hanna (and) self met her in
Cork she is fine and in great
health. TY I was glad to see her
Well Tym when are you
coming home the time
is at hand when ye must
be released TY I hope you
are in good health alas all
the (unknown name) boys and all it
is a great blessing for
ye the weather is not too
cold as I am sure the
calls are not very comfortable
I am sure you will be
Surprised to hear Jack
is going back to Singers
again but he thinks
he won’t stick it very
long as there are very
little sales to be made
now. Well Tym I have
not one bit of news to tell
you David wishes to be
remembered to you all
The neighbors are continually
enquiring about you
they are all in Broomhill
Father Mother and Mary I think
It is young they are getting
They are delighted with
Martins Mrs. she did not
make one bit of a change
There I am very happy
here and after a little time
the place will be very
nice I hope you will
come down soon to see
me I will wind up
now hoping to see you
in your usual good form
very soon your affection
(Unknown Name)
I send you on a cake and a
few puddings today