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


CONSTITUTION being published in atlanta should
think there would be more letters from here than
from any other place, But it is notso I 20 to the
public school and am in the seventh grade.
X. s. Crockett, Coniey Ga: [ find that girls
write much better letters than the boys and Isyaut,
to tell Aunt Susie that il is not because they hasa
got more sense, that they study better built is be-
cause they dou't have to work so hard they can go
to school nearly all tho timo. Did you ever get Il
letter from girl who had just been at work? they
all are going to school, have been knitting lace are
pieelng quilts, have just read some great novel;
Aunt Susie, don't read novels but l have been
plowlng new ground. If get everything read in
IIE CONSTITUTION have to get up before day I
would like to correspond with Uncle George or
some of the cousins who live in Il country where
they make n bale of cotton to the acre, or where
there is cotton raised for am tired of working
poor land in cotton.
Luella Leak, Germanton, N c.. Aunt Susie you
don't know how much have learned to love you
and the cousins since | have been reading your
letters. have been wishing for Il long time that
Aunt Susie would give her pieture and to my
great surprise what did one day at the head Of
our column but that dear sweet face. l am not go
ing to school now, but go to Sunday-school every
Sunday, for our teacher has offered prize in our
class for the scholar that comes the most Sundays
and the one that has the best lessons. SO cousins,
am going TO do my best.
Matte M. Newton, Wess1n, Miss. WIN you adj
init one more cripple girl into your charming circle
of letter-writers? am % sorry read there
many cripples in this wci Id, "but God knows best"
fell from n fence when l was so young can
scarcefrremember it and hurt my back, but 1t
didn't disable me then; now have to walk with a
cIutch. The doctors can't do me any gool; they
have pronounced 1t spinal affection. 1 am now
taking some medicine that think perhaps will do
me some good. l would like to hear from some Of
hn ns.1 fl,..fr
letters in care of Marion Newton their letters will
be received and answered with pleasure.
Maud Hamilton, Rising sun: l am living about
two miles in the Ya2Uo delta, seven miles iHom
Greenwood, the county seat of leiore county, and
seven miles from Rising Sun, which is my postofce.
We moved here in February, | am delighted with
tie swamps think it almost an Eden. The llouseis
situated na0r the banks of Abottalaroo,a creek
There is n very pretty lake in 'front.' which my
sister and take Il good many boat rides would
like for Aunt Susie OF the cousins suggest
pretty name for my home. am SO fond of read
ing; have just finished some of Pope's productions
and am now reading 'Ihc story of the Bible"
which think is splcudd viii some of the cousins
who are in their teens write TO me? | will en-
deavor to make the correspondence pleasant
Among the boys would like to correspond with
Rob Roy.
Irma McCord, Oak Ridge la: As my last vis.
to you was 80 pleasant thought l woad come
agatu. ] received f0u.teen letters from different
cousins, but of course could not answer them all;
have been elrrespon hing with one, though, ever
since. Oh! he is such Gear little corresp 1ndent.
can never thank you enough, Aunt Susie, for pub
fishing my letter, as tlrou ,htI became acquainted
with him. wish you wopld come to louisiana; l
know you would enjoy visit TO orr rich and
beautiful country ! Attended sunday.school
picnic last week and hast quite q nice lime can
MOI. ike many of The cousins. boast of nv pets
think it would be IN iinfroyunent if many others
could say tho same.
Ola Parser and Euniee Kay, Amerieus, Ga; We
are country glfls ana srl'oiNhter QllW am is
years o'd ana nave one brother Aud two sater5 /
have one pet. VIII s'AH one be 80 KIND e3 to send
me the song "NohHdy pfrihR-' Cousins doany
OF you study Latin rca''eG d.. and think II The
hardest book study. 'I "lfel an u years old;
except some flowers. Ault Susie. please stye me
scrap OF yonr dress fox crazy Gdy CoHEiag who
Is Uncle WEI? uuel, niehlor write again auA tell
NJ Sh.ch whipped, lt we cscr 20 10 ATLANTA We
viii promise to enli on yon 1t tho cousl will not
make fun Of us aDd VIZ not call us erackois
well To the smoke racfs and pentup streets of city
life and cane ont III, country to enjoy for Il fort
night fresh bIeele and inhalo tie pure air of dear
old Ncehanicsvie my uGtiyO birth place anl home
ofIoved ones Am visiting Grandpa Wells aud
when we arrived could not be still until had
gone MI over the house and yard down into the
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