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Frances Field Abbott

Aug 19 - 1902

dancing and no place for
it.

Mr. Jeffries seemed a
kind and honest man. He had
a covered ranch-wagon, and
meets guests at the station
if asked to do so. He told me
he had room for extra horses
in his stable.

I shall be pleased if this
information is of service to
you. Sincerely yours,

Frances Field Abbott.

To Mrs Jane L. Stanford.

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STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CALIFORNIA.

August 14th, 1902.

My dear Mrs. Stanford,

Mr. Abbott has asked
me to write you about
the place known as Jeffries',
about two and a half miles
above Wright's Station in
the Santa Cruz Mountains.
A few weeks ago I visited
a half-dozen places in
that region with a view
to finding one that was
quiet and clean and would

[left side]

Frances Field Abbott

Aug 19 - 1902

dancing and no place for
it.

Mr. Jeffries seemed a
kind and honest man. He had
a covered ranch-wagon, and
meets guests at the station
if asked to do so. He told me
he had room for extra horses
in his stable.

I shall be pleased if this
information is of service to
you. Sincerely yours,

Francis Field Abbott.

To Mrs Jane L. Stanford.

[right side]

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CALIFORNIA.

August 14th, 1902.

My dear Mrs. Stanford,

Mr. Abbott has asked
me to write you about
the place known as Jeffries',
about two and a half miles
above Wright's Station in
the Santa Cruz Mountains.
A few weeks ago I visited
a half-dozen places in
that region with a view
to finding one that was
quiet and clean and would