Correspondence (incoming): Grant family, 1890-1899

San Francisco April 13th /91

My dear Mrs Stanford

I am sorry that I have not had the pleasure of seeing you again in the city before we start east. We leave this evening for Denver and New York.

I only wish to tell

you again how very much we enjoyed our visit with you and Senator Stanford. Every moment was full of interest to us - and will be a most pleasant remembrance to me for many years to come. We had a nice letter from Mrs Grant in which

she sends a "great deal of love to Mrs Stanford".

Hoping you will have a most delightful summer in your ideal home and with the kindest regards to yourself and the Senator from each one of us. Believe me very sincerely

Fannie C. Grant

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Piedmont, Oakland

December 1st

My dear Mrs. Stanford

At the time of your arrival in California we were moving to our home in Piedmont - since that time you have been at Menlo, I believe.

I should like very

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Mr Grant and myself to Senator Stanford believe me, my dear Mrs Stanford.

Yours very sincerely

L. M. C. Grant

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much to see you before your return to Washington, if you could find it convenient do let me know what day you would be at home in San Francisco.

We are very much pleased at the reports of Senator Stanfords improvement in

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health and hope you will enjoy your winter in Washington.

We hear that Mrs Grant continues in good health and has rented her New York house for the winter.

With kind regards from

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[Julia Grant answer Mrs. S. for Christmas greetings]

New York, Jan 10th, '95

25 East 62nd Street.

My dear Mrs Stanford,

Your sweet Christmas card has just reached me, as I have been absent over New Year's, in Washington, & I hasten to thank you, for

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est weeks I have ever enjoyed. With greatest Love, in which we all join, & with renewed & grateful thanks, for the beautiful tea roses, believe me, dear Mrs Stanford

Yours affectionately,

Julia Grant