The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09

would delight in travelling, especially where
there is such beautiful scenery. / am a
lover Of nature, and { affords me much
pleasure Just to take a stroll In the woods
some lovely afternoon, | atn very sorry
TO see that the helping fund has been con
nnCd to such slow growth. / fear some are
forgetting that IL is the object of all Hnps
TO hammer happiness when and wherever
possible Christmas is coming on. and
surely some poor, sad heart should be made
more happy by the Gaps on that day. There
is one thing sure, If we fail 10, do this we
have simply failed 10 do our duty as mem
beers of the club See what a great mum Der
OF HapS there are, scattered over the broad
land from north to SOUTH Why, we could
make several cripples happy each year and
we should do It. Hnps, let your hammer
ring, There are So. fanny Haps thpt used 10
write TO me, whom | never even see let
ter from in The ''ost now. 10. then all
extend best wishes and assure thanl they
are not forgotten by any means. ( do not
write as often now rs ! used TO do. but
think If right to leave room fer the young
er members, Don't you, Mrs. Fosterf /
read the page each week aud am glad to
see the greet advancement being made
Mrs. Foster, please add my name to the Hist
who want Hover seed do love flowers
and music Surely there Is q sermon in
every. blossom, and 500 all know what
Shakespeare says about music. Let me re-
peat IL: The man that hath no music In
his sCDll, nor Is moi moved with concord Of
sweet sounds is Mt for treasons. stratagems
and spoils; the motions Of his spirit are
dun as night and his affections dnrk. as
Erehus; lei no such man be trusted But
there! My letter is growing too long,
must go. Love 70 all the Haps and dear
Mrs. Foster All you old-time Haps, come
on. Hap always, Alice Hooper.
Coy, TeNas.-Dear Happymmmers: /
have thought for some time would wt le
To the page, but have neglected It, I am
: years old, but not IN the puhitc' schouI
Yet. Mammals school VIII begin next Mon.
day, ana / viii miss her So much. Wc
i've i've miles from the postotnce, ana one
mile from our nearest nAigh6dr.' AIM a
ways glad to get fhe Post Monday so /
can read the Haps and Mrs. Foster'r let
tiers. We have mad some flowers, although
II mas been very dry. We have some roses
Foster and the Hars, ! remain true HAP.
benhn skaggs.
Lake, Texas. Dear Hapnybamners
We IN the country and enjoy reading Mrs.
Fosters talks and your letters very much.
/ am glad you arc going, 70 get little
Milam's chair. ! know bis aunt and father.
so will send a nickel. | have one sister
and three brothers, Ny Youngest brother
takes The Post. How many Of, you haps
like flowers / do, for one / have no
pets our school starts the 18Th OF this
month. Ike TO go to school Two OF
my brothers and ! VIII 60 With love 70
all the Haps and Mrs Foster, A true
hap, Gussis smitn
Brenham, Texas-Dear Haps; nave nut
one pet. II is cat / like TO play win
him when | come from school. / like 10
read the paper. ! think II very interest.
ing. / have a lot OF chickens think
The Houston Post Is the best paper
haven't written since Christmas before last
Love 10 Mrs. Foster ana the Haps.
lhekla u. Lyman.
brennan Texas Dear Happyhammers; 1
think Jerry Gladstone has suggested a
good subject for the next contest rlease
add my name 10 the list OF those who
want lower seeds. Mrs. Foster, | know
Won enjoyed your trip. am N years OF
age 90 70 school and | love my teacher.
think have written enough. with my
hest love 70 Mrs. Foster and the Haps. I
remain true Hap bella H. LYMAN.
Marshall, ,ysxss-peir AsppyhsmmsEs