Stanford Student Letters and Memoirs

[written] p. 9 5

[typed] April 4, 1896

town, and was found treating a lot of men to five cents worth of prunes and showing them with great pride a little pen knife Fred had given him. It was very nice of Fred to go to so much trouble and he undoubtedly got him more comfortably settled than Dan Hawks could. Now I must write to Marguerite and finish up my little sketch for the Sequoia.

Bye-bye Your Toodles

Have you ever read Mrs. Burten Harrison's " of the Sierras & other stories."