Item 04: Oliver Hogue letters, 30 March 1917- 3 October 1918, 26 February 1919 - Page 28

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the news of Anne.   You might be wondering what sort of a reply that was but you will guess that it was despatched before yours had reached me.

In one of her later letters Anne had said to hurry up and get my majority as she wanted a major in the family.   And she just missed getting the news.   I was very pleased - especially for her sake when I heard of the majority - and now Ive no zest for anything

Every little thing I did I always looked for Annes appreciation & pleasure.

Everybody seemed to have such s wholesome admiration for Annes many virtues and I who knew her best & loved her but could never