Box 1
Contains 31 Results:
Letter signed Nancy Link, Cobden, Illinois, to mother, Mrs. R.R. Link, Ewing, Illinois. Nancy discusses her days and asks her mother if she should take pictures., 1892 July 8
The collection consists primarily of letters written to Robert R. Link and his wife Eliza J. Link mostly from friends, political acquaintances, and colleagues. Several letters discuss Prohibition Party activities in Illinois in 1892. The collection also contains three typescript letters of the Prickly Ash Bitters Co. to Robert F. Hall and several postcards.
Letter signed Effie Link, to mother, Mrs. R.R Link, Ewing, Illinois. Effie tells her mother about her days: cleaning, sewing, and taking care of the baby., 1892 July 8
The collection consists primarily of letters written to Robert R. Link and his wife Eliza J. Link mostly from friends, political acquaintances, and colleagues. Several letters discuss Prohibition Party activities in Illinois in 1892. The collection also contains three typescript letters of the Prickly Ash Bitters Co. to Robert F. Hall and several postcards.
Typescript letter of Hafner-Lothman Manufacturing Co., successors to Jos. Hafner Manufacturing Co., St. Louis, Missouri, to Mr. J.T. Chenault, Benton, Illinois. Regarding the materials wanted by Mr. Chenault and how much they will cost., 1892 July 11
The collection consists primarily of letters written to Robert R. Link and his wife Eliza J. Link mostly from friends, political acquaintances, and colleagues. Several letters discuss Prohibition Party activities in Illinois in 1892. The collection also contains three typescript letters of the Prickly Ash Bitters Co. to Robert F. Hall and several postcards.
Typescript letter of St. Louis Sash & Door Works, St. Louis, Missouri, to J.T. Chenault, Benton, Illinois. Regarding the price of the materials Mr. Chenault requested., 1892 July 11
The collection consists primarily of letters written to Robert R. Link and his wife Eliza J. Link mostly from friends, political acquaintances, and colleagues. Several letters discuss Prohibition Party activities in Illinois in 1892. The collection also contains three typescript letters of the Prickly Ash Bitters Co. to Robert F. Hall and several postcards.
Letter signed John H. Wilson, McLeansboro, Illinois, to Robert R. Link, Ewing, Illinois. Wilson regrets having missed the national convention, and wants to do something for the congressional convention., 1892 July 16
The collection consists primarily of letters written to Robert R. Link and his wife Eliza J. Link mostly from friends, political acquaintances, and colleagues. Several letters discuss Prohibition Party activities in Illinois in 1892. The collection also contains three typescript letters of the Prickly Ash Bitters Co. to Robert F. Hall and several postcards.
Letter signed S.D. Noe, real estate and loan broker, Danville, Illinois, to Governor Link, Ewing, Illinois. Regrets not attending Link's meetings because of his daughter's sickness., 1892 July 31
The collection consists primarily of letters written to Robert R. Link and his wife Eliza J. Link mostly from friends, political acquaintances, and colleagues. Several letters discuss Prohibition Party activities in Illinois in 1892. The collection also contains three typescript letters of the Prickly Ash Bitters Co. to Robert F. Hall and several postcards.
Letter signed B.F. Hutchins, Hudson House, Benton, Illinois, to Mrs. R.R. Link, Ewing, Illinois. The note asks how much money Hutchins owes Link., 1893 Sept 5
The collection consists primarily of letters written to Robert R. Link and his wife Eliza J. Link mostly from friends, political acquaintances, and colleagues. Several letters discuss Prohibition Party activities in Illinois in 1892. The collection also contains three typescript letters of the Prickly Ash Bitters Co. to Robert F. Hall and several postcards.
Letter signed S.A. Link, Tennessee Female College, Franklin, Tennessee, to aunt, Mrs. Eliza J. Link, Ewing, Illinois. Discusses the success of the college but also the sicknesses in the family., 1893 Sept 19
The collection consists primarily of letters written to Robert R. Link and his wife Eliza J. Link mostly from friends, political acquaintances, and colleagues. Several letters discuss Prohibition Party activities in Illinois in 1892. The collection also contains three typescript letters of the Prickly Ash Bitters Co. to Robert F. Hall and several postcards.
Letter signed W.B. Kelley, Sumner, Washington, to sister, Mrs. Eliza J. Link, Ewing, Illinois. Discusses events in his life, including the death of Brother Berr., 1895 Feb 10
The collection consists primarily of letters written to Robert R. Link and his wife Eliza J. Link mostly from friends, political acquaintances, and colleagues. Several letters discuss Prohibition Party activities in Illinois in 1892. The collection also contains three typescript letters of the Prickly Ash Bitters Co. to Robert F. Hall and several postcards.
Typescript letter of Prickly Ash Bitters Co., St. Louis, Missouri, to Robert F. Hall, Sherman, Texas. Discusses the company's progress and transactions., 1901 Jan 17
The collection consists primarily of letters written to Robert R. Link and his wife Eliza J. Link mostly from friends, political acquaintances, and colleagues. Several letters discuss Prohibition Party activities in Illinois in 1892. The collection also contains three typescript letters of the Prickly Ash Bitters Co. to Robert F. Hall and several postcards.