William J. Sanborn to Luther W. Hopkins, 18 December 1914
W. J. Sanborn
Southern Lands
418 Citizens Building
Cleveland
 
Dec 18, 1914.
 
r L. W. Hopkins,
103 East Lexington Street,
Baltimore, Md.
 
My dear old Johny Reb:
I was glad to hear from you the other day – but I would have been –gladder- if you had written a letter.
 
I have not been down your way since I last called. Most of my traveling now is back and forth between here and Florida.
 
Business has been very good and I have been fairly prosperous, and I certainly hope it is the same with you.
 
My boy Eastman is doing well, in fact, quite credibility and will be home to night for his Christmas Holidays.
 
With the most kindly expression of Love, Good Will and the greatest desire of peace and comfort to you.
 
             I am, the same old Yank,
 
             Always cheerily,
 
WJS/MAB    WJSanborn
 
 
[note]
 
This is the man that gave me that story of 2 Black Horse
Has bought several books from us and one went to a teacher in either Conn. or Mass
will write him He may do us some good.
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(7301)DL0907.07297Letters1914-12-18

Tags: Business, Children, Christmas, Reading

People - Records: 2

  • (2430) [recipient] ~ Hopkins, Luther Wesley
  • (2511) [writer] ~ Sanborn, William Jacob

Places - Records: 2

  • (126) [origination] ~ Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio
  • (180) [origination] ~ Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland

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William J. Sanborn to Luther W. Hopkins, 18 December 1914, DL0907.072, Nau Collection