The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-11
THE HOWARD LITERARY.
HEARD Prom AGAIN.
tIiveiy Leonora" Has the Floor On Several
Brief Topics.

tsLiveiy Leonora" Has the Floor On Several
Brief Topics.
JEAR III. L. G.. FRIENDS-Here | am once
daore, with outstretched hand, to greet
one and all OF the dear msmbeIs, after so
long an absence. 1t has been quite long
time since made visit to the coy little
home of the club, and this eve was read
ing 'IncOg's" letter to the page in THE
SENTINEL OF Nov. q. After had finished
it, and meditated a few moments upon
some thoughts contained therein / could
not refrain from expressing few remarks
IN the interest of the members OF the
H. L. c. through the medium OF my pen.
l feel a deep interest in the club, but L
am sorry | cannot visit you more fire.
quently, for | think we can derive great
deal more benefit from our social visits by
being prompt on time. But owing 10 cir
cumstances I am prevented from dong so.
/ must say l am very thankful To How
arc" Tor the copies OF THE SENTINEL L
have already received / will be fOrtu-
nate enough to become one of its suDscrib-
ers. !, like 'Incog," did not fully realize
or understand what the Eaguirer's scheme
was, until 1t spoke OF organizing a separate
club. but after receiving Towards circu-
lar letter and thoroughly perusingit, be-
gan to see what was high. Butwith all
the scheming and coaxing. l could not be
persuaded to leave my own dear club.
/ did not join the club under any per-
sons influence, but simply because l
thought it good organization to become
a member of, and which may and hope
it viii be very beneficial IN the future.
As it is for the purpose Of establishing
good morals and encouraging literary
efforts among strangers, we should be
proud to belong to such an organization.
want to say in regard to 'Howard's"
suggestions concerning a circulating
library that it would be impossible for me
TO organize a club of FIVE in this part of
the country, as l do not know of another
member of the club here except myself.
But l hope it may he a success in other
places more convenient for the organiza-
ton OF a club for that purpose.
"Ah. thereW Here Is our dear old friend,
W. :. Franklin, among us once again. /
heartily indorse the thoughts he has given
on "DibIe truths" That dear old bible is
too much neglected by the late genera
tions of this world. And there is MAUD
Maple" with her loving smiles greeting us
on every side. What deep and impressive
thoughts there are in that subject, Trust
Thyseif" / wonder how many have
selves before studying the minds of others?
Little Brown Eyed Jennie" you hail
from my own dear mothers native state.
Your topic is OF great interest to me. That
was my aim, at one time, to become
teacher, but circumstances deprived me of
that privilege therefore I did not accom-
pish the work had expected to do, an
education that no money will buy. 'Tis
an education that forms the common mind,
and just as the twig is bent is the tree in
clined.
Hush listen! believe hear the sound
OF beautiful song; yes, it is the song of
"Fioreace Nightingale" being borne on
the breeze, as 1t cometh in the direction
tonight. Florence" I hope you enjoyed
your THANKSGIVING dinner "doosier Boy"
Is here in ali his glory, suggesting plans
and thoughts OF interest TO the club for the
holidays, which will be greatly appre-
ciated by 4 number OF those who can
attend the social, Dear friends, as space
forbids any further details, will bid you
adleu. LIVELY LENoRA."