The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-18
BY AUNT SUSIE.

promise sent all the names to The Constitution
Tor publication, but guess it prove! too much for
the space allowed. Mamie received hundreds of
nice presents, which cneer her up very much.
Her numerous presents divert her mind from her
sutferugs and we fee! that she is some better. She
thanks you all from her heart, and her parents
too and regret exceedingly that they cannot write
a letter to each of you personally They will never
forget you for your kindness.
Lucy Mccoy Ware, Ala am a little girl eight
years old. | am going to school. l am studying
arithmetic,and writing. My teacher gives prizes
at the end OF every month. / am the youngest one
in school. | am the only one that has won prize;
Ih.ve but one pet and that is little sister about
two weeks old. Now, Aunt Susie, can't you tell me
what to name her? Mamma says she don't know
q name pretty enough for her.
have been looking at King and Clayton. They
are very pretty.
HB Cogdell, Rienz Miss.-I am Just getting
| can go about little. broke my leg the nth
of January. We had large snowfall the 18th,
and COUSINS couldn't even get out OF the house
You all know that didn't suit me- as my brother
went hunting every day and never caught less
than two coons
/ think our corner is improving very fast, but
the girls are beating us. Boys, let us spur up.
] would like for Aunt Susie to tell us whether
she opposes dancing not. / admire dancing
very much We have had several dances tins win
ter but not many ar we usually DO.
Cousins, did you ever read Give Us Call
written by Fila Wheeler Wilcox? l think it Just
Afraid of the Girls
Correspondents solicited.
Willie W. Thomas, Midway, La have noticed
n the Young Folks Corner Lizzie ThuTman's let
ter, she said / answered Clayton McConnels ques-
ton wrong. II she viii look in Parleys history,
ID ge 40 and 616 she Will find that it reads this
way: "On the fourth of July, 1926 two presidents
died, Jefferson and Adams. JeffersOns last words
were 1 commend NY soul 10 God, and my daugh-
ter to my country
lam not afraid Of the girls myself, but there are
some boys in our school who
Aunt Susie, read your rules and think they are
splendid. think the fifth one the best, always
obey your parents
| will close by asking a few questions
Who discovered the mississippi river? Where
was he buried"
Who discovered the Pacific ocean3
Correspondents solicited.
II. H. Beard, Irewton, Ala.-I ENJOY reading the
YoungF olks' Corner, and especially Aunt Susie's
letters.
live in the southern part of Alabama on the l.
and y railroad, one mile from the thriving little
town of BrcWton.
! am young farmer, my father dying six years
ago. Ne raise cora oats, potatoes water melons
and peanut. have three brothers and four sis
ters younger than myself. | have one pet; it Is a
colt six months Old.
! am not going TO school | have to WORK at
home through the summer. We are having very
beautiful weather now. our last cold spell was
March 81 and 9Th. The trees are in bloom, and
peach trees are tull of leaves
1t will soon he time to go fishing now and love
to fish. We live in a mile Of the Conecuh river.
There we car catch plenty Of Dream trout and cat
fist.
AS this ia my iist letter to The Constitution,
will close wishing iodg life to Aunt SUSIE and TIE
Cans.tetion, ~ u Ice thas in prirt viii ~
again. Ace, twenty.