The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-29

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m M cRe country. enjoy country life very
| uaVe no school. but school viii start some
| like 10 uis month III be Sc. glad as
rathe 20 90 TO school very. much. like to
! S@t ne Is so pretty; Gun have SO much
I udrwith him. | viii write again. Good-by.
AVpiue 10 see this In print.
co houston, Texas, Haphammcr: Here
| WIN a tittle girl rapping at the door.
/ wi r 3oIs and girls? | am 10 years old,
1 READ the Haps' letters every sunday and
/ from s 5GadlfRS item Just came, back
n nnv tiine' My brother has goat its
n",n hcnnio aud my little brothers
mu - charley. Our goat is very smart.
vurfs every night and what good time
we nave have a little white dog. whose
Expect SIS nv G siter she = ud, Is very playful
| waste basket is ready Ia catch It. Good.
/ Oy' Hoping to be a Hap
Lillian Louis.
Montgomery. Texas Dear Ilaphammcr:
WIN yoh admit another girl L. years old
intS your happy band Of boys and girIS1
l. nave been reading the letters in The
l'oSt for long time, hut have never writ.
ten until today. sec Mi Of tho INNS
n1mTe been telling about their pets. ] will
nv 6 3nGat mine mine | have dog and cat
Is run Ball. They are bp.h nice pets. /
nave pony, think he is the nicesl pet
SI al go riding on him lots OF times. /
NV Deen taxing music lessons for two
years and Ike II very much Wen. / guess
naH hetter close for fear of the waste
WILL W%iheI rlen ls excuse this pen, as It
all the Haps. \ new Hap,
Katie Martin
CASTOR. Texas Dear Haphammcr: Here
come to chat again with the merry ham.
Ineiers OF happiness. ! do enjoy reading the
IlaRs page; the letters are SO interesting.
II Ike the descriptive ones some of the
llaps write. When The Post comes / make
It sShrGh for the boys and girls page and
( reaq the longest LETTERS drst. | do wish I
can not think Of ANYTHING interesting,
as lllhe passes on | Will improve. | hope.
i Eli,,. am only little girl; my birthday is
September II, Our school win begin on
october l. MY resolutions now are TO
study, oh so hard. Our teacher is a new
one and | can not say how well win like
him Ike to be pcttcd and l get more
than my share maybe, for I am the baby.
almost forgot to say that | have got a
and went, e the woods to stay. have
taken little pet turkey to raise II Is
/ the dearest little pet ever had Enclosed
You VIII lind 10 cents for the helping fund.
remain as ever Bette b. McCrary.
Niwot. Tcxns,-Dcar Harhammer: win
| write TO the dear old page once more. /
was very sorry to bear of Mrs. Fosters in.
ness, hut am glad she Is well again. Mrs
Foster, my grandfather lived in old David
Crocketts house, or that house YOU were
speaking about. Wen. will take this
seat by Lcona Horthauer II she does not
object VIII try to describe Niwot Il Is
a little city on the Santa Anna and Trick
ham road It consists Of store aud a
postottce combined aud one dwelling house
and crib. The city Is one mile cast of us.
Lorcna Norwood, have some kinfoks iy-
| Ing In that county Their name Is Gohel
| Probably Your father knows them, I wish
! could write nice letters like Philip W,
Essic Collcps, Pet and many others MAY
Parker, have passed through Nix several
[ times. II Is n right nice little town. |
was sorry to hear Of Philip Webster going
to quit us. Maybe ne is going to get mar.
rlcd. ] would Ike to correspond with some
OF the Haps If they will write first, and
Ethel E. King.
Coy, Te1as.-Dear Haphammer thought
| would step in few minutes this pleas.
ant SUNDAY evening and chat with the
HappNhammers spent the night with
some Of my friends aud am spending the
day with them. Last night we stayed cut
IN the yard and played for n long time;
at last we heard something after the chick
ems and got scared and went In the house
/ and laid down on the bed and talked till
about O'Clock Clodhopper, you sure
had nice letter In the last page. | agree
with you that Duchess had something
| to do with Arthur d. writing. You must
come again soon, Clodhopper. Albert w,
I think you felt rather shcepsh about what
you wrote and wanted to patch It by
asking some Of the Young ladies' to write
| to Won. Ida Phillips, come again | am
wen acquainted with -yoq. quite, Wood,
binc, Arthur u. and Duchess come again.
! Annie Richey. dream us another dream
Ike the last one Philip w, please don I
quit us Pet i is 50 much the better
/ because William Naught is small, because
! he will be with us all the longer. real
Hap. Twilight
Nacogdoches, Texas.-Dear Haphommer:
Will you admit n Nacogdoches girl ~
| years old2 live in the country and on
JOY country life very much. Do the Haps
Speak S Of going ."' We have had e good
/ Sunday school and | enjoy going Sabbath
/ schools are beneficial. Let the truths Of
1 religion be mstilled into the mind when
I young and they will be likely to take a
/ deep and lasting hold upon them. Many
youth is left 70 grow up IN Ignorance
! and idleness 10 live useless life who's
/ power OF mind II properly cultivated would
| make him or her an ornament TO society.
| Many fail to reach the true level for the
| lar attendance upon Sabbath school viii
! give them a start In this direction. II
! may seem 10 some that the small amount
| Of instruction received at Sunday school
would he of little benefit, but everything
| must have n beginning. The rudments
| Of knowledge received at Sunday school
| have been the beginning Of the brilliant
! career Of many n man. the foundation Of
| his future greatness, will close, with
! love and best wishes 10 Mrs. Foster, Haps
| and The Houston Post | remain true
! Hap, Nell Lewis.
! Golden Rod, TexasDear IIaphammcr:
avail myself Of the opportunity to write
! to the dear old page once moro. Hnps, |
( feel Just n little sleepy today ms | sat mp
! late last night, but that doesn't mike me
forget our dear old circle. Haps, dear
Hans! Look at our helping fund.- how
small IT is growing. Think Of the poor lit
| tie cripple waiting SO patiently. Think
how dreary her life must be- We that are
healthy and can run about and play sell
! dom think how dreary the life of Soor
little cripple must be, sitting or lying in
one place all day, unable TO move about
! at their will as we do. Now. Haps. think
this matter over and think how much good
/ il would do IL every Han would onlr sen
| INC little 5-ccnt piece Let us. There arc
/ II SAB Of us In all and that would make
! 1892 10 Enough TO get twenty nice chairs.
! Well Haps. ! ordered a club pin from
/ Arther Weathcrsby have just got Il aud
| am well pleased. ! urge all tho IIaps who
| want pins 10 order from him, Willow Wave
Weir accept my tenderest sympathy in
your sad bereavement. know 1t was
4 hard to give your dear and only brother
M, but think and hope and pray for a
joyful hereafter,
r. With love TO all the Haps and Mrs Eos
I rotnaIn a trup Han Lula