The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-15
Conducted by Mrs VIM King rtand Atlanta Ga.

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the prairie and run Jack rabbits. foxes
! and wolves We frequently hear the
wolves bowling from our house. and some
times we see them passing through the
farm. For fear l make my first letter too
long j will close with kind wishes TO all
the cousins and Aunt Susie. Correspond
ence solicited; either sex
lillian Il. Mills Bonita, Ala.-Dear Ju-
nlor: Our school begun in November and
j could not read The Constitution then.
but now l read it more. / see so many
nice letters on the page, l thought i
would write also. l am spending a nice
Christmas. We have been living with my
grandma and uncle this year. but / guess
we will soon move to our own home not
far from grandma's. as my uncle is build
ing our house. / would IKE very much TO
exchange the words of the sings. The
orphan Child" and Savior, Like n Shep-
/ herd Lead us" for the words of the
songs. Bury Me Not on the Lone Pral-
| rie.'' and Just Break the News TO Moth
er.' i sympathize with Aunt Susie.
Pearl Dalton. Summerville. Ga.-Dear
Junior: / have been thinking OF writing
to The Constitution n long time but have
never had courage until now. am not
going 10 school, but | think 1 will start
soon / am I'm the sixth grade. How
! many of the Juniors like music? !, for
one. / can play several pieces OF music
4 on the piano. 1 have studied art several
I months. and have some pictures that L
! Ike very much. / am farmers daugh-
! ter of eleven years old and | like the
] country life very much. | live one mile
/ from the little town of Summerville. the
/ county scat Of ChattooCa. Papa owns n
/ nice farm and several horses. and l ride
/ horseback when It is, not too cold l
/ have some kittens and a large Shepherd
dog and a poland china pig.
Isabella V. Leslie. IaGrRnge. Tenn
Dear Junior: / enjoy reading the Junior
50 much ! thought you would let me
come into your happy band. We I've two
/ and a half miles from Gown. where We 80
TO school. ana I can tell you. We have
some cold rides Of 81 sometimes. We
I will have three weeks holiday this
] Christmas, as our teacher has gone 70
. California for his otncr children we
I have a horse. Il is black. but II Is too
I cold for US to ride now. My father IS
I iarmer; he has gin and we ENJOY
4 playing on the bales Of COTTON. nope
all the cousins sad as many presents as
did / would like to correspond with
scme of The cousins my age, which Is
eleven.
Francis Braswen, Sunny South. Ala.-I
have only one pet a little colt nine
months old. named "Hobson." We had
| very nice Christmas tree at my uncle :
house and l received some nice presents.
j picked cotton for my papa and got
Z money enough TO buy me a little airSun,
! anG / can Kill birds with IL. Nhile santa
I Claus was swing us our presents of the
/ tree The news came TO us that our doctor,
W. a. Williams was shot by drunken
man named GallaEtr, from which ne dled
( next morning. Ca, now IT hurts me 20
think about how qUck ne was taken
away from Us. and his little boy, Willie,
has my heartfelt sympathy IN the sad
/ hour of bcrcaN Nement. lie leaves n wife
: and two little children TO mourn his un-
Timely loss. oh cousins. let us not touch
whisky, as It Will bring sadness 10 as our
parents and homo. Hoping all the cous-
ms had a merry Christmas and a happy
New Year InclQsed ind cents for the
Grady hospital. Correspondence solicited.
May Dyer Pond Spring. Ga--Dear Ju-
nior: I have often thought OF writing to
The Constitution. ] have lust read e
The little Girl that went 10 heaven. /
could not keep from shedding tears.
can't keep from thinking of one of our
neishhor boys who died the 2jth and was
buried on the 2ith. A. >unt Susie said.
TINS - "a Sad Christmas win his iolks.
lie WAS good boy; nc na4 tcen SICK
nearly all las life. our schooIhOuse Is
..bout a. mile from our noCSe. like 10
20 TO school. / study arithmetic. gram
near. definitions. word book, geography,
history and algebra our teacher boards
With uS. Ee IS loved 10y all, his name Is
Mr.. J. T. Ezzard. lie has gone home 10
spend Christmas with his father and
mother ] like TO read Aunt SuSic'S let
icrs. ana nearly hr.eeh years olu.
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Naomi Rarman. Odessa Dale. Ga
Dear Junior: Layo been a great reader
ANA adn,irer Of the Junior columns for a
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h1ch III tIic -d7. year 4eI uS See ii"N
mUcn We can improve Il TINS year. /
know II is n sad time 10 Aunt Susie3
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