Bozner, Mayer

Abstract Bill for room and boarding addressed to S.S. Garson from M. Bozner. The bill lists the address as 1471 Knox Ct. with a bill of $20.45 underneath it.

Abstract Typed letter from C.D. Spivak to S.S. Garson. He tells Garson that he received his letter from June 26th, 1910 explaining that their “pleasant relations will cease.” Spivak tells Garson that he regrets how this has happened and assures Garson that the society will miss Garson’s many kind favors and relationship. Spivak then tells Garson that Bozner said he has nothing valuable in the bank and Spivak asked Bozner to provide evidence of his statement. He thanks Garson for past favors and hopes...

Abstract Handwritten letter from S.S. Garson to C.D. Spivak. Garson begins the letter by telling Spivak he understands that Spivak is trying to figure out what to do with Mayer Bozner’s board bill. Garson tells Spivak he can suggest a way out of the dilemma by tearing the bill into fragments and throwing the pieces into the waste basket. He tells Spivak that he calls their relation square with a parting salute to JCRS as far as boarding-house connection is concerned between them.