[Letter from Jim Lee Bonner to Sally Hope Bonner, February 25, 1929. Typed letter signed.] [Written on letterhead stationery:] Herring & Young “A Home Institution” Largest Chain Stores in Western Oklahoma Elk City, Okla. Elk City Merchandise Foss Dry Goods Erick Clothing Hammon Shoes Strong City Groceries Okla Hardware Implements February 25, 1929 Mrs. O. Y. Bonner Fairfield, Texas Dear Aunt. Just a few lines tonight to tell you that we are all well and getting along all right. I have been pretty busy the past month, have yet quite a bit of work to do at the other Stores in the way of collections and checking inventories. We trust that you are feeling better and we want you to make your plans, so when we come down there this coming summer that you will be ready to come home with us and stay a few weeks, or if you will come sooner I will come for you any time, and I assure you that we will certainly be glad to have you make us a visit. I am out of town about four days each week but come home most every night, in fact just been away one night since the first of the year. I was in Oklahoma City the First of February, went down one night and came home the next. Our business has started off good this year, and we are hopeing for a bigger and better year this year. Jim Ted is doing good in school and is still growing. with lots of love, Your Nephew, Son and Family /s/ Jim Lee [Business motto printed at bottom of page: “Our Wholesale Buying Enables Us to Sell For Less.”]