The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20
JUNIOR CORRESPONDENCE.
Interesting Letters from Our Juvenile
Wrifers


Eunice Gillian. Notions store. y c.
Dear Junior. Z have been reading with
pleasure tire letters from the cousins and
would LIKE. 10 join their hapv. band. Papa
has rot been taking The Constitution very
Ions. hut like il very mucn. am four
teen years OF aSe. We live iu the eoun-
try ana have a quiet. pleasant home. our
nearest city is uira miles. Papa IS a
farm..r aud school teacher. lie teaches
"a the winter and farms iu tine summer.
would liz" few correspondents.
Kati. Florence Wigrius. Cool Hope MlsS.
Dear Junior. 0 am q litle girl nine years
old Para takes The Constitution and 1
cufuy reading The Junior We have The
Constitution machine and mamma has used
several different Kinds Of machines She
says Tn, Constitution machine Is as good
Is amy sine ever used. have lived on a
farm. bat papa has quit the farm and
bought store. I thnl, 1 Ike farm life
better than depending ON the store.
Eta Penn. Winston. Ga-Dear Junior
For mor.. than "a year 1 have been a silent
adinir,r of The Constitution. Jr. As Aunt
Susie asked us tu take one subject To write
ON / Thought I would take education. /
think every boy and girl should try and
have "a good education An education is the
greatest thing iu THE world. l haven't but
one poet anu that i~ little baby brother
!
from home eotng 90 school. but school has
closed NOW and 1 guess he viii be home
soon.
Evins 4 Sanford Woodruff. : Gear
Junior ! am a farmer BOY of eight bright
summers and have been reading The Ju-
ufsr letters with much Interest. and now 7
come skiing TO Doe ore of the boys. 20
io school. study grammar. arithmetic.
Holiness Fourth Reader. etc. have three
sisters aud one little brother named Vance.
who IS :be pet Of the household. J love
Gvor@ia. my grandpa lived there Next
time 1 write 1 viii tell the boys what /
r,aI Here is cents Tor the Grady hos
pital-
Minnie Penn. Monticello Ga-Drar Jun
t5r. ave been am admirer Of the dear
old constitution Tor g long time. As Aunt
Susi, tsiu ais 10 aritc on subject
thiui mine snail be- on "RooCS." ] think
hooks ar. the brst thing amy boy OF girl
could read live one mile from the
thriving utfle town OF Monticello. / am
a farmers daughter. ! have been going
to school. but my school Is out now. I Will
answer & A. Bruce's question; Arabia
4 send cents FOR Grady hospital. Best
wishes 10 The Junior.
~ T.. T." Greer's. $. C.-Greer's il a
beautiful and iiourishing little town sit
uatrl Oh the main N'nFih Runway hliir-
teen miles from the city of Spartauburg.
aud thirteen -srom the city Of Greenville.
IL i, a business center. it has ten stores,
Two of which are drug stores. besides One
harness shop Five doctors are located
In the town. Ii has population Of about
pw IT has three churches aud "A high
school \ large cotton mill is being built
called the Victor which viii soon be
completed IL will add greatly 10 the town.
Active work VIII soon commence On the
building Of an oil mill
Sanie e Woodall. Pleasant llnl. Ga.-We
have l,--u burned cut. lost everything eN-
cent some 81 the household furniture and
two horses. two COWS and calves and some
hogs The loss was estimated AT $3.50 or
more. Papa had S-lU insurance on dwelling
All of our nc.ghhors. kinfollSs and friends
have been 50 kind 10 us that We can't tell
them how much we appreciate their kind
ness. Papa is having another house built.
l have just a few things | want to say
20 the cousins: that is, l have received
some letters from grown young people ask
ing me TO correspond with them. Now,
cousins. l am not old enough to correspond
with people over twelve or fourteen years
OF age. as I am a little maiden of ten sum-
mers- / hope this will explain to the
cousins why ] never answer their letters.
l am glad OF correspondents OF my age.
Katheieen Dale. Orangeburg. Tcx.-Dear
Junior: Ny real name is Katheleen. but
mamma always called mo her blue-eyed