The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06

II it, Killed lied. two OF my little friends. Maud
np nq az S9had; ! can wash. iron, piece
Montrcy Wilson.
1 am little boy 10 years old Our school
is out and ana real glad. | stood my
examination and was put in the fourth
e sLaae, MY sister Is an old Hap and / dc.
Siueu 10 write letter also II 1t will escape
1ns waste basket. ! have to pets; cat
named SNOWFALL and calf named Red
1au, because IT Is go red, ! think George
Washington was the greatest because he
Hap. choriie Eonarsnrn, "'
haRpyhammers; heard grandma rea ling
N The Post OF a girl who had not walked
s snr b she was years old, feel SO sorry
LOT ner and send YOU a dime to help get
her chair. / was born in Texas ana
reel 80 glad that ] can run aud play that
c can, Wi LINE TO help get Il Texas girl that
who Who w GdA send chair niGt and there are others
wishes for you and the Haps.
Willie Kuykendall.
salado, Texas-Dear Happyhanmers As
l saw letter not long ago from my little
friend Bun, | thought | would write
Bun and do not live far apart. we
are together nearly every Sunday. My
inther Is q farmer and merchant botn.
There are lots OF wild howes in bloom
now ana love to gather them we
haven't any fruit ripe at present, Win
love To all tho Happyhammers and Mrs.
roster, true Hnppyhammer,
uueene Russell.
Leesvile La,--Dear Happyhammels;
would like to Join your club of happy chill
4 oil a. Of
inns month. This is a great saw mill town.
Our school has just closed, but viii start
again next fall. have lust moved from
Texas and il nearly breaks my heart to
mink ! can't go back soon | enjoy read
ing the haps, page and hope 1t will In
crease We had nice little rain last
old dead tree. Love to Mrs. Foster and al
the Haps, Julian c, Geisendorff.
Comanche, Texas.-Dear Happyhammers
! am 10 years old and live ON a farm six
miles from Comanche. / want to exchange
songs with some of you. l want Hello
C Cent? y The Bird in a Gided Cage,
VIII give In exchange Sweet Bunch of
Daisies" The Drunkard's Lone Child
and ever SO many more. Mrs. Foster.
around 1t. We have had three good rains;
Bye-bye. Blanche Bryson
Nacogdoches Texus.-Dear Hnppyham-
mers; We certainly need ain here Every
thing is so dry and it Is SO HOT. | think
the Beaumont Happyhammers club Is
grand club. Peter Snipe. your letters are
certainly amusing I surely did enjoy
Woodbine's last letter. Roses and violets
are my 1aror!te flowers. have just got
through reading one OF the Haps' letters
and noticed where this question was asked;
Arc the Texans OF today as brave rs thu
Texans of 1885 and 1896 werer' would
suppose they are. Fnnsy.
Houston, Texas-Dear Happyhammers;
Houston got its name from Sam Houston.
ana II Is very large CITY. Will cas- my
vote for Columbus because he discovered
wouldn't have heard OF Washington
haven't any pets OF my own except little
closed on the 30th Of May and we are
away from our books for while during
this hot weather, / would IKE 10 CORE
spond with some Of the Haps If they VIII
write FIRST My address is 1000 West
street. Caterpillar
Niwot, Toxas.-Dcar Happyhammers: 1t
has been dry here for lo.g lime / hore
test l think George Washing ton was the
greater, for he saved our country from
the savaees and always told the truth.
Come again al % % You SreamSFs I thlnk
real nice, We have four pet pgeons-two
large ones and two small ones. l would
Hi to haye the sOn!gs Hee.g, c,enIrgl,
Blue" ! will send In exchange. "Pas, I'm
der the Rod" MY Love is Like n Red
Red Rose" Baby Milne" SO / viii ring
on and give some one else my place. ! re.
mnin, q true Hap. Maggie King.
Ieakey. Texas.--Dear Happyhammers: My
father is a farmer and stock raiser He
takes The Post and l enjoy reading the
Haps' letters. There are some such coed
writer's |
miles from Leakey. There Is some very
pretty scenery here. The mountains arc so
a colt lis name is Colonel; the he other her Is IS
lamb, his name being Sam. Haps,
think that the page has improved more
this past year than 1t has ever Improved
any more letters, but they are OF better
quality. Love TO Mrs. Foster and all the
Haps. new HAP RR,, n., ,,
Clarevlle, Texas.-Dear Happyhammers:
Hasn't he got over the blessing the girls
gave hlm7 Haps, we ought to pity Wood
blne for her many misfortunes. think
we ought 10 put up a monument over Ben
Milam's crave for such hero's grave
have been captured, but he LED the Texans
and they won Our school was out the LAST
Of april, hut 1t will begin again in septem-
much corn and some OF the corn will not
make anything We had on the 4th OF this
month picnic, and we had nice time;
there were 400 or 500 people there. I will
vote next time. Albert Handy.
Goliad Texas-Dear Happyhammers;
VIII you admit two girls into your band
OF happy boys and girls? Our nges are
- and 1e years. We live about 100 yards
apart and on u farm We can chop cotton
and thin corn and pick cotton. SO you
see We can help our papas and mammas,
too We live nine miles from G"lad. where
they had that awful cyclone, and killed SO
many people. We live one mile from XII
gore school, where they built a beautiful
church about O year ago. and when It was
finished we had big barbecue and service
in the forenoon By a German priest. and In
the afternoon service by, an American
prea cher. Not half Of the people could
get In the church. The people we're all
nicely behaved, We had nice day and
nice time. We think the contest a good
one. but also hard one We think the
Haps should do q great deal of studying
eessssesssoossssssseeessssese
members of the Happyhnmmer Club of .