Letterhead
Sept 10th 1904
Hon T. L. Woodruff
Dear Mr Woodruff
Yesterday I took advantage of your kind invitation and visited your camp with my family & friends. There were twelve of us and we had a very pleasant ride in your comfortable carriage. Upon our arrival about 2.30 PM your courtious Mr McSwinny invited us in to a very good dinner & then showed us all over. We were all more than dilighted with all the details, and the big living room in the cabin on the Island all agreed as the finish & pleasantest we had ever seen. Dear Governor Camp Kill Kare is worthy of you but is no better than you desure & may you live long to enjoy it. Mrs Kenyon, my children, my Friends & my self all wish to express our thanks to you for the very pleasant afternoon, your kindness enabled us to have.
Wishing you success in the coming Fall elections and that you will be our next Governor I am
Yours truly
Clarence Kenyon