Accession: 549.58.019
Editorial Title: Bradbury W. Hight to Calvin A. Frye, October 27, 1886
Author: Bradbury W. Hight 
Recipient: Calvin A. Frye 
Date: October 27, 1886
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Bradbury W. Hight on his printed stationery from Council Bluffs, Iowa.
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Council Bluffs, Iowa, Oct. 27" 1886.
C. A. Frye, Esq.
Boston, MassachusettsAs Written:Mass-)
Dear Sir,–

Your favor, also a telegramEditorial Note: These are not extant., were receivedAs Written:rec'd. yesterday morning. We were very seriously disappointed, as we had made every preparation As Written: preperation and were all ready to start-

I hardly understand whether we were not admitted to the November class; or whether that class is postponed-

We were accepted for the Sept. class but were unable to make arrangements to attend at that time, and as I then made application to enter the next class, whenever it come, I thought we could safely count upon being admitted - My wife gave up her work to others, and I arranged my business so as to leave. We are now all at sea, and do not know when we can be admitted- It is somewhat difficult to arrange my business, especially at or near the time of terms of court, so as to leave for four weeks–

My wife desires to go through class there as soon as possible and I desire to make application for admission to the next class-

I hope you will give me definite information at the earliest possible day, so that I can arrange my business and be ready.

As I understand from the "Journal" the next regular class will be in Jany, /87- If this class is postponed it may come in two or three weeks-

Please let me know what to depend upon –

Yours very truly
B.W. Hight.
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Council Bluffs, Iowa, Oct. 27" 1886.
C. A. Frye, Esq.
Boston, Mass-Expanded:Massachusetts)
Dear Sir,–

Your favor, also a telegramEditorial Note: These are not extant., were rec'dExpanded:received. yesterday morning. We were very seriously disappointed, as we had made every preperation Corrected: preparation and were all ready to start-

I hardly understand whether we were not admitted to the November class; or whether that class is postponed-

We were accepted for the Sept. class but were unable to make arrangements to attend at that time, and as I then made application to enter the next class, whenever it come, I thought we could safely count upon being admitted - My wife gave up her work to others, and I arranged my business so as to leave. We are now all at sea, and do not know when we can be admitted- It is somewhat difficult to arrange my business, especially at or near the time of terms of court, so as to leave for four weeks–

My wife desires to go through class there as soon as possible and I desire to make application for admission to the next class-

I hope you will give me definite information at the earliest possible day, so that I can arrange my business and be ready.

As I understand from the "Journal" the next regular class will be in Jany, /87- If this class is postponed it may come in two or three weeks-

Please let me know what to depend upon –

Yours very truly
B.W. Hight.
 
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