Written on a postcard.
Enclosed with corrected typescript of a poem [Prairie Spring] with first line "Evening and the flat land ..."
Envelope, postmarked and stamped; with letterhead "Forty-four East Twenty-third Street / New York"; addressed to "Miss Elizabeth S. Sergeant" with "4 Hawthorn Road / Brookline / Mass" crossed out and "Chisham / N/H / to Mr H.G. Pearson" written in unidentified hand to the left.
Part of a collection of 76 letters from Willa Cather to Elizabeth Shepley Sergeant between 1910 and 1946. See related records for more information.
Hoping to hear she is better; writing that she is going to the Bohemian area to see the wheat harvest next week and then leaving for Pittsburgh in about two weeks; adding that she will work on a story to be called "The White Mulberry Tree" that will terrify Mr. (Ferris) Greenslet.