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Jalving, Clarence

Van Raalte, A. C.

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Hope College Hope College Digital Commons Van Raalte Papers: 1860-1869 Van Raalte Papers 9-15-1863 A Letter of A. C. Van Raalte to Philip Phelps A. C. Van Raalte Clarence Jalving Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.hope.edu/vrp_1860s The original documents are held in The Joint Archives of Holland. This digitized material is intended for personal research/study only. The original documents may not be reproduced for commercial use in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without permission in writing from The Joint Archives of Holland. Recommended Citation Van Raalte, A. C. and Jalving, Clarence, "A Letter of A. C. Van Raalte to Philip Phelps" (1863). Van Raalte Papers: 1860-1869. 186. https://digitalcommons.hope.edu/vrp_1860s/186 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Van Raalte Papers at Hope College Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Van Raalte Papers: 1860-1869 by an authorized administrator of Hope College Digital Commons. For more information, please contact digitalcommons@hope.edu. September 15, 1863 A letter of A. C. Van Raalte to Philip Phelps, asking him to place an order for some goods he needs. Original in the Archives of Hope College. Translated by Clarence Jalving. k„  fatijuiPr i tia c -f- cr.«,,161_4,6 //Pt air/4_ teed  dit  /z:oth,  iht Mere, Hope College Collection of the Joint Archives of Holland -Ansti-c," ti„ .27s dtag.  cca- kais  dake- itei).eat : ve/ce 44~ nOCCt a. •, • • t •••••• • 27. Holland, Mich. Sept 15/1863 Revd P. Phelps Dear Brother. I was from home preaching at the arrival of your letter: However yet few words: they may reach you before your leaving. I congratulate you with the success in securing the press.- Ds Oggel is here but does not feel much better. He and the Boys are looking for you. We were well during the Summer except the old complaints dyspepsia etc. Tomorrow a meeting of the Wisconsen and Michigan Dominees in behalf of missionary interest:: Its course is among them very uncertain. I wrote you a line with Ten Dollars for artifical coffee: but you not making any mention of my letter; so I suppose it is lost. -Will you be so kind to send us a sixty pound and five pound Thea Black; also a dozen dinner knives and forks with white handles: a large knive and fork for cutting meat & a door knocker: you know I am wanting such instrument having no bell. -Complime-its to Mrs. Phelps your parents etc. May the Lord bring you savely and full of courage and strenght here Yours very truly A.C. Van Raalte 27. Holland Mich. Sept 15/1865 Revd P. Phelps Dear Brother. I was from home preaching at the arrival of your letter: However yet few words: they may reach you before your leaving. I congratulate you with the success in securing the press.- Ds oggel is here but does not feel mush better. He and the Boys are looking for you. We were well during the Summer except the old complaints dys- pepsia etc. Lomorrow a meeting of the Wieconsen and Michigan Domineee in be- half of missionary intrest::  Its course is among than very uncertain, I wrote you,  a line with Ten Dollars for artificial ooffeetbut you not making any mentionot my letter; to I suppose it is lost. - Will you be so kind to send us a sixty uOund and five pound Theaplack: also a dozedllinner knives and forks with white handles:. a large knits and fork for cutting meat es a door knocker: you know I am wanting suffignstrument having no bell. *Compliments to Mts Phelps your parents eta May the Lord bring you navely and full of courage and strenght here xours Very truly  ASO.. Van Raalte Holland Mioh. .Sept lb/1883 Revd r. iLelps Dear Brother. wee from home preaching at the arrival of your letter: However yet few words: they may reach you before your leaving. I congratulate you with he 81100ess in seouring the press.- De igel ie here but does not feel mush better. He and the Boys are looking for you. 401 were well during the Jummer eycept the old complaints dye-psia ut.  lomor;- cw a nesting of the Wieconsen and Michigan Lominces in be-heir of miseionery intrestt: Its course la among them very uncertain. I wrote you a line with Ten Dollars for artificial coffee:but you not making any mentionof my letter; so I suppose it is lost. - Will you be so kind to an us e sixty round and five pound TheaOlack: also a dozenklinner knives and forks with white handles: a large knive and fork for olAting meet &a door kn)cker: you know I am wanting suolignstrument heving ao bell. -Compliments to Mrs Phelps your parents etc‘. May the Lord bring you sevely and full of oourage and strenght here lours very truly A.C. Van Raelte 

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