May th 16 1891
Holly
Mich [Michigan?]
Miss Annie Weir
My Dear Frind [friend?]
I now
take the Pleasure of
writing those few lines
to you hoping that you are well
as it leaves me well at
Present I have been helping
that sister of mine to
put down Carpets she just
got through Cleaning
house to day Annie I
dont think I ever felt
so bad in my life before
as I did the evening we
parted I think just as
much of you as I do my
Sister well Annie I want
you to answer this letter
as quick as you can and
let me know if you
have heard from that best
girl of mine that his [is?]
in Stockton [Stockton?]
I expet [expect?] to starte
[start?] sometime next week
if I have my helth [health?]
and the Lord spares me now
Annie if you want me to tell
that Cousin of mine anything
I will do so and please
send me Mr. Gladdan (sic)
adress [address?]. I might give him
a call and Please give my
Best regards to Miss. Harrison
and tell me how Miss
Gaddam his [is?] Please send
me all the newse [news?] Say
Annie how much his [is?]
the fare from Detroit
to Stocton [Stockton?] My Cousin
his [is?] the Opparrater [operator?]
hear [here?] and he said the fare
his [is?] [œ57?] and 63 cents
to Stocton [Stockton?] I will write
and let you now what
day I go So I think
there his [is?] no more
at Present From
your Frind [friend?]
George. R. Wood
Holly
Mich [Michigan?]
So by by x x
[ENVELOPE]
Miss Annie Weir
Hall 12
E.M.A
