Letter from John G. Neihardt to George Seymour, October 18, 1923

Title: Letter from John G. Neihardt to George Seymour, October 18, 1923
Date: October 18, 1923
Author(s): Neihardt, John Gneisenau, 1881-1973
Recipient: Seymour, George Steele
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Branson, Mo., Oct. 18, '23 . Dear Seymours:-

I am scheduled to arrive in Chicago, via Burlington, at 3:59 P.M., October 31st. Must leave next morning. Of course I want to see you; but I shall be nearly worn out, as I shall have had eight engagements in ten days with constant travelling. Expect to be very dull. These trips do terrible things to me.

Yours, John Neihardt

I wouldn't want to see you at all under the circumstances if I did not feel something homey about you. This is my best compliment, and a sincere one. Mr. Long writes that you might want to have some Bookfellows in. I'd like that too, if it could be an off-hand affair.

J.N.

Please mail a copy of the ADDRESS to each of the following:
Mrs. Carl Brown, Simpson College, Indianola, Ia.
Miss Morrison, Tabot College, Tabor, Iowa.
Those with my compliments. I'll pay.

J.N.

sent 10/20