The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

Indian Maiden" Eatonton, Ga; | do not see
any letters in this little corner from any girls l6
years OF age, but know that THE CONSTITUTION
goes to the homes of many pretty and smart girls at
and over this age, and want to ask some of them
to write to the Letter Box and help build it up with
their charming letters. 1t does improve our mind
to write letters to the Letter Box, and also gives n
pleasure commensurate with the advantage gained.
We can make this delightful corner, where We
can converse with the different cousins from all our
sister states for just look how young cousins are
improving, and their bright letters FIJI the thee
columns given us every week. So lets us wake up
and ask Aunt Susie to let the big girls in We will
be real good and notstak of love bit. want to
join You now, and | nope you Will all give n
kind welcome: won't you? l send Aunt Susie
composition | wrote atoIt "a Balloon Ride, think
ing perhaps the cousins would enjoy it; ana if she
sees tit she will publish 1t. | am writing story
which hope Aunt Susie will publish for YOU too
! am nearly crazy for white lcghorn chickens
where can get some! ! will exchange bautom
rooster, geNnium and hot-house cuttings, or any
thing have TO spare. hope some of the cousins
win let me have reply to my request next week or
address me, ''ind!an Maiden," Box 81 EStonton
Ga. Now the big cousins ! win again say lets
improve the Box; for with beautiful letters
and Aunt Suse's smile (Which always carries sun
shine) we VIII be sure to succeed
Note--Write the composition again and / will
print it. You wrote on both sides OF paper.
Gertrude Sellers Inverness, Ala: | am not going
to school now as there is not one convenient.
take music lessons from my sister She is anxious
to exchange music with some of the cousins. She
has ''Webers Last Waltz, "Gaite DcCoeur Waltz"
'Return of the Birds' and 'Old Lovers" which she
wishes to exchange for THE Letter that Never
Came" "5eotch Lassie Jenne, "Paui Vlne" and
"Drcamy Eyes tina. Iiartpt Me Still" Amy one wish
ing to exchange can write to me Tor her address.
Mary Tinda Duck Hill, Miss live in beauti
fill little village, surrounded by large grove Of
trees aud many the, days We spend beneath
their hinge branches enjoying pcnics, Our town
can boast Of only two churches Metho list ana Bap-
fist. Iwould like 10 correspond with some of the
cousins. .Hftf.
Daisy Gusw0uld. Temple, Texas: guess l will
tell you about my dear grandpa who Is perfectly
blind, yet he can do more work than many who
have their eyesght lie can milk well us any
one and he has lovely garden which he tends
mostly himself and he can go about the house
without any help except his cane. We all love him
dearly My greatest pet is my sweet little baby
brother
Patio sipes, Adamsville, Tenn: live in bea, IT,
ful little village. We have four nice churches the
Christian Methodist Baptist and Cumberland. |
aIn member of the Cumberland church. We are
having some delightful weather just now. We all
anticipate great pleasure going to penlcs and big
meetings this sumner would like very much 10
correspond with Alice Long, Greensboro, N c.
can assure you all your letters win be highly ap
preciaed.
Lynnette Hightowcr, Empire, Ca: I am little
girl Just entering my teens, living in small town
only a year old We think it quite nice little
place taking into consideration It's youth. am al
ways attracted by your letters 10 the cousins, and
only wish mine might prove half 50 Interesting to
your young readers. ! should like TO correspond
with some Of the cousins, if agreeable | could
write a longer letter, but would be sorry 10 know
that the yawning mouth Of the waste basket had
swallowed up my Grst weak effort.
Ruth Martin, Chapman, Miss: win you allow
another Mississippi cousin TO Join your circle? aIn
years old. / have such nice doll; her name ia
Rosa Ella live near large cam ground. | wish
YOU would come to the Shiloh campmeeting next
fall; we would have such a nice time.
M. r. c., Ayoca N. G.: Ella wylie asked for
soft ginger bread recipe for her mother send my
dear grandma and hope she viii find It as good
as we think is am little sick girl and cannot
90 to school. One cup of molasses, Of sugar. s Of
-four, ofmilk, ~ Of butter and eggs; teaspoon
ful Of cream tartar si0ed in -four; one Of soda
stirred In milk and added last Ginger 10 the taste.
Minnie Ashley, Denson, Texas: am little girl
oils summers. live in Denis0n, Texas. / take
music lessons and play very well for the time /
have been taking / go 10 school in Sherman,
Texas, at tho Sherman institute. study algebra,
arithmetic, grammar, history, dictionary physolo-
gy elecutOn, and take nrt also. would like 10
correspond with OF tie cousins Direct letters
10 Minnie Ansloy, Sherman institute, Sherman,
Texas.
Della Stewart, Milboro n c.; II the cousins
wishing the poem "Iips that Touch Liquor Can
Never Touch Niue," Will send me their address and
postage viii send It to them. would like % cor
respond with jacob McConn. Citra, Fla, and J. -.
spurkinan Flint CITY, Ala; II this escapes the
waste oasket viii write ifdesired and give recipe
for making sour plckels
Georgia Watson. aasser Ga: am q merry school
girl u Year, o. age, who would ike very much 70
b. admitted into your charming circle Of boys and
girls / live al, NJ three miles from sasser md
about hundred yards from the Coumbus Southern
llroad, which II being buiit very rapidly at.
tend Preaching and sabbath-SchoOl In sa2ser and u