Anson, George M., Merrill, Wisconsin to James F. Edwards, Notre Dame, Indiana, 1902 February 02

Speaking of things personal he must say that tends to remind him of a matter whereby he presumes he must have been the object of much attack. He is much inclined to care little for what people say but he lost his lady love. He had the excuse offered that his religious views were of a character which might provoke future misunderstanding. Anything that points to rapid transit matrimonial conclusions betwixt Anne and some other lucky man will be welcome news. He is pleased to learn that Father Morrissey is on the road to recovery. There is no better man on earth than the President of Notre Dame. :: XI-2-e A.L.S. 8pp.