The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-18
YOUNG FOLKS CORRESPONDENCE.
Getters of Exchange Among tho Constitu-
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lions Little Folks.
I. O. Eares. Ti.lcr's Cross Roads Ala.-Being
anxious TO knoFv of tie whereabouts Of my father,
knock ior admission Ny fathers name was
Richard 'r.es. Il any one knows him and sees
ms and III lea me know, will be so grateful TO
them. - hen last heard from he lived in Texas. |
would be glad of any news of HIM. ! have not
seen or beard from him in eight years.
Lily Vancil. Milton, Orcgon.-I am a farmers
girl nearly sixteen yeags o. are We live about ten
miles from The t-tu4tli.a Reservation and every
summer there are hundreds Of Indians pass mere
and camp about three miles above u.s. IL Is very
coInical SO the sru Tvs, or women. carry their
papUoSes, as thsf cal, theI. babies. They fasten
Thein to board and strap tncm on their backs or
II they are travelling fast"n them to pony.
Anna EapoIL Milton. Oregon.--f am farmers
daag hteT eighteen years OF age, and live six miles
from Alit"n ard about twelve miles from the
Washington line.
The Consultation is welcome visitor in our
nome. like Jtls cousins letters best Aunt Susie
your letter Of Ntrch Ith, very interesting.
am very fond of horseback riding and have
WIN answer Antonio Smiths question: "This is
the last ot earth, am content" were the last
words Ut 4 q. Adams.
viii close iy asking the cousins question;
"What IS the key 20 the Bastile?"
Cora Belle Galliher Stoneville N. CT live in
the country The train runs through farm and
sometimes scRres our horses. / have "A little
brother he Is 20 fat ne can hardly run.
can ride horse back. take music lessons. We
Only chllGreIi were invited. We shucked corn and
sang around the pile and had a big dinner No
body but US children sat at the table; the grown
people waited on as. l am seven years old.
Mabel Clare, Avalon, Gao. it is showing
again! am so glad will get to play SNOWFALL
again. ! have a great many old stamps am going
10 send Edna Brown. think we MI ought to help
her
VIII some OF the cousins please send me the
following recitations: "McClaine's Child" "Je-
znima's CourtshIp," "Hiawatha," and A Model
Love Letter aud the ballad OF "A Widow by
tie Sea- and "ConlFades." viii be so thankful
10 any Of the cousins that will send them to me-
as ] am so anxious to get them.
Linnie Patty Carlock, 'Tenn-I live in the thirty
ing town of Carlock, beautifully situated near the
ChilnaTe mountain.
We have nice times in summer visiting the
springs. 20 to school now. have six studies
and am taking music lessons
like algebra aud Latin better than any of my
studies. am very fond OF riding horseback.
We have good Sunday school here. go most
every sunday.
Correspondents solicited. Age. fourteen.
Angie Wall, Hickory NIiss.--I 1--we in the eastern
part OF Mississippi about two miles FROM the
beautiful little town of Hickory My nome is sit
uated near Chunkey, Pottax-Chit;a and O'Lahatta
creeks. Both are very beautiful streams, and as
school has just closed, shall have to fish and
cultivate my flowers for pastlme.
should like to know the cousins favorite stud
les. like mathematics and philosophy best.
have recently read the life and labors of C. Fl.
Sturgeon. 1t is interesting indeed. He possessed
strong faith in the Lord, and did much for the
people of the country, and especially the orphans.
| would Hike TO exchange songs for geraniuns.
would like correspondents from California,
Texas and North Carolina.
Mrs. Nora Major, Canton, Ky.-Dear children,
do You remember me? I wrote you in January of
Mamie Ingram of this place, my invalid friend.
She has received two hundred and fifty let
ters from the cousins and others, and according to