[LB053065A], Letter from John F Randolph to William Wastell, November 27th, 1891
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Title
[LB053065A], Letter from John F Randolph to William Wastell, November 27th, 1891
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Recipient
Date
1891-11-27
Type
Folder/Volume ID
LB053-F
Microfilm ID
142:883
Document ID
LB053065A
Publisher
Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University
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Nov 27th 1891
Mrs. W.P. Edison
Port Huron Mich
Dear Mrs Edison
Your letter of the 24th inst came to hand this morning and I beg to state that I have written Mr. Wastle stating that as this account was against Mr. W.P. Edison he should have written to you instead of Mr. Edison
Yours truly
John F. Randolph
Nov 27th 1891
Wm. [Wastle?] Esq
Port Huron Mich
Dear Sirs:-
Your letter of the 1st inst addressed to Mr. Edison came duly to hand and the reason you have received no answer before is that Mr. Edison has been away and your letter was forwarded to him and I have just received it back and I beg to state that as this account is against Mr. W.P. Edison you should have sent your letter to her instead of to Mr. Edison.
Yours truly
John F. Randolph
Nov 27th 1891
Mrs. W.P. Edison
Port Huron Mich
Dear Mrs Edison
Your letter of the 24th inst came to hand this morning and I beg to state that I have written Mr. Wastle stating that as this account was against Mr. W.P. Edison he should have written to you instead of Mr. Edison
Yours truly
John F. Randolph
Nov 27th 1891
Wm. [Wastle?] Esq
Port Huron Mich
Dear Sirs:-
Your letter of the 1st inst addressed to Mr. Edison came duly to hand and the reason you have received no answer before is that Mr. Edison has been away and your letter was forwarded to him and I have just received it back and I beg to state that as this account is against Mr. W.P. Edison you should have sent your letter to her instead of to Mr. Edison.
Yours truly
John F. Randolph