Wawanosh Sands Mern_fonds_Series 1 correspondence File 2

INDIAN AGENT'S OFFICE, [printed by printing press]

Chippewa Hill Nov 23rd 1915

Sir,--

Adam [M.?] [Kiyoshk?] Esq [Esquire] Amherstburg Ont

Dear Sir

receved [received] yours of Nov 19th and can inform you that Mrs Arthur [Kiyoshk?] receved [received] the suit-case and Sailors bag that you [expressed?] to her and I am somewhat surprised that she did not inform you that she receved [received] them but I think that sometimes she forgets as she felt so bad but I think after a while she will be glad if you can come and visit her for a while it will pass the time for both of you I am sure you must have got a great shock and I do not wonder as it was a shock to myself poor fellow I will be glad to see you and get more particulars about him

with kindest regards to you I remain your truly

T.A Stout Indian Agent Chippawa Hill Ont

P. S I am going over to see chief and tell him that you [were?] [inquiring?] about him

Washington D.C. February 2 1916 Mrs. Julia Sand Sarnia, Ontario

My friend:

how is every body at Sarnia reserv, especially Mrs. Gray. I am enclosing a copy of a bill introduced in Congress that you may be interested in I am well hope this letter will find you the Same. Mrs. Sand let me hear from [this?] is all you from yours Joseph Bradley the new Capital Hotel 3rd St Penn Ave B St N.W. Washington D.C.