RD07846

February 16th, 1918.

Mrs. Richard Kitchelt,
4 Fairview Heights,
Rochester, New York.

My dear Mrs. Kitchelt:--

I have just gotten in from a trip out
into some of the counties and found your letter waiting
forome. Thank you very much for your offer to send us
what you have left over. Mrs. Pyle and I went over the
list last night and she thought that most of the material
you mention would be very valuable, but she is writing you
about that herself, to-day. Also, I think she is going to
write you, definitely, about coming to us, and I want to tell
you how glad I am, personally, that I think we are going
to work together. We need you very much and I am sure
that you will suit South Dakota conditions and that you,
yourself, will enjoy the work here.

I wrote you a few days ago, but did
not have the correct number of your house. Hope the post
man made up for my deficiency.

With very best wishes and hoping to
see you soon, I am

Cordially yours,

McMahon.