John L. Irvin to William G. McAdoo
Title
John L. Irvin to William G. McAdoo
Creator
Irvin, John L.
Identifier
WWP19597
Date
1922 March 11
Description
John L. Irvin writes William G. McAdoo regarding the latter's upcoming moving to Los Angeles, and the housing situtation in the area.
Source
Eleanor Wilson McAdoo Papers, University of California, Santa Barbara
Publisher
Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library & Museum
Subject
Correspondence
Language
English
Text
Dear Mr. McAdoo;
Glad to know that you have come west to live, but doubt if it is a good political move, if you have the Presidency in mind, and I sincerly hope that I may have the opportunity of voting for you for that office.
Oscar told me that he saw you in Los Angeles, and that they gave you a hearty reception.
Oscar has been in Los Angeles about a year, and if you have an idea of buying a home there, I think it will pay you to have him quietly look you up what you want, I believe that he can find what you want easier than you can, and save you money in the purchase.
Oscar will be back in a few days and will call on you, and assist you in any way that he can in getting a location for home and office.
I was hoping that you would come through Phoenix, and take a day or two off and go Bass fishing with me at Roosevelt. Will be glad to hear from you at any time.
Yours very truly
John L. Irvin
Glad to know that you have come west to live, but doubt if it is a good political move, if you have the Presidency in mind, and I sincerly hope that I may have the opportunity of voting for you for that office.
Oscar told me that he saw you in Los Angeles, and that they gave you a hearty reception.
Oscar has been in Los Angeles about a year, and if you have an idea of buying a home there, I think it will pay you to have him quietly look you up what you want, I believe that he can find what you want easier than you can, and save you money in the purchase.
Oscar will be back in a few days and will call on you, and assist you in any way that he can in getting a location for home and office.
I was hoping that you would come through Phoenix, and take a day or two off and go Bass fishing with me at Roosevelt. Will be glad to hear from you at any time.
Yours very truly
John L. Irvin
Original Format
Letter
To
McAdoo, W. G. (William Gibbs), 1863-1941
Files
Citation
Irvin, John L., “John L. Irvin to William G. McAdoo,” 1922 March 11, WWP19597, Eleanor Wilson McAdoo Collection at the University of California-Santa Barbara, Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library & Museum, Staunton, Virginia.