Correspondence (incoming): Gilmore, 1894-1896

San Francisco, Feby 1895 My dear Mrs Stanford,

Since my return to San Francisco last June I have been particularly anxious to see you, but have been disappointed at not finding you at home when I called-I sympathize with you in your great affliction and in nearly every letter I receive from my little daughter she wants to know why I have not seen her dear kind friend Mrs Stanford This is my second letter to

you since my return to Cala from Washington and I trust this will meet with more success than the last one, and that you will drop me a line saying when you will grant me an interview, as I should dearly love to see you.

I pray that Our good Lord will comfort you in your great sorrow and bereavement and give you strength to endure your affliction.

It will be but a short time until both you and I will be called to meet our dear ones on the other side--

With much love and affection Your sincere friend Eleanor E. Gilmor

2124 Howard St

San Francisco, Mar. 25th/95 Dear Mrs Stanford,

I hope that you are well, and that you enjoyed your trip South-You have my prayers that you may be spared any worry-Our Heavenly Father will guide and protect you

as he has me and my dear little daughter in our great sorrow and bereavement. I received a letter from Grace this morning saying "do go and see my dear good friend Mrs Stanford and give her my love"-Poor child she is so fond of you. I will be very thankful if you will grant me an interview at your ----------------------convenience and with best wishes for your health and peace of mind I remain Cordially yours Eleanor E. Gilmor

2124 Howard St. San Francisco.

San Francisco, Apr. 13th 1895 Dear Mrs Stanford,

Wishing you health, peace of mind and Easter happiness are the prayers of

Your sincere friend Eleanor E. Gilmor.

2124 Howard St.