The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15

hunted ted, much IL fset rather her dislike
tanfs.of the woods and streams 20 free, Tor
what harm do they dog Ny fnvorite pas
books FOR me Give Se q ses ens, are pf
veS BY he River asp Bee The ss s mS Ct
abused Il readily changes 10 as great an
evil Our school Is out. hut ! don't care
much for ! never eogla study well IN sum.
three.stcry school building, so you see our
town Is improving. As ever.
| Biy. Texas Dear Happyhammers: en-.
| Joy reading tho Haps' letters so much that
hem ts0nsh so wcrs venture T. t. Tiis have
vars. Spring : the most pleasant time
few nases e a s@ r sma recss h sad rf 10y
| several times and certainly did like Il.
SSs SSs IL s Ssn1 t. any
is the twentieth Century Etiquette" l am
glad some 81 the Haps have Quit dreaming
r % aad os ssa s there one me en- The
are worth reading. MIS- Foster s YOU YOU viii
Gage t. F Seh me % to g. 'iSSy On our S
wild kitty you certainly thought OF
! good subject I would like for the helping
fund to be q least 81 svSry week 6oa
| the page would pc nled up look at tue
last Post and sec what, large space that
has net any letters rbo VA FaasS Snd co onyons
Bue" Hello. Central, Give Ne Heaven
The, The Lips that Touch LiGuSSE shall Never
on Sqoe Mne s RTsh ny s MotsGr Pea
! stll,' and any more that have. As
! ] see suinc are wanting album verses. will
| write ono:
Remember ME when far on.
| Where the woodchucks die with whoopinS
cough.
| will remain 14.yesr.old,
Thana Gtlpip
TangIewood, reHas.-pear Happyhau-
mers: / am going to describe, the best
can, the little place whose name an
pears az the first OF my letter II is stu.
| oted in the northeast part Of Lee county on
the san Antonio and Arkansas Fass rail
road In a timber country; ana we have
sufficient supply q s9nd sr Tbayo mere
two stores. the postothce and two churches,
and four different denominations are repre-
sented here Now, | must tell about our
seventy pupils The asst session was very
short, but l think It will he longer next
year. And II ever place on earth had
the place. For brushes aud Wild grape
vines arc tangled together Ida Matthews,
most any kind of pillow can run without
hoy or garden pillow and girl could do
very nice work. Woodbiue, ] can symps
thise with you for | catch It Just that
way every time ! try to play trick on
any one TO get something hack on them
SO guess you and | had better take for
our motto; Return good for evil FOR
. II might save your nose next time. II
Ina Hevln had been raised where I have
she would have had to plant something
else TO have had much pleasure In watch
ing II throw on the seed from IFS TOP.
Is scarcely child that hasn't seen the
cotton grow so often they have become
so accustomed to H. that II isn't any
show to them Have You ever seen 100
acres of cotton growing? Haps, have you
noticed TINT no grain. such as corr, cane,
oats or wheat come up with the seed %
topt 1t Is fact have never seen any
White Rose
Please lei me in this bright sunshiny morn |
ing; IL has been nearly two years since | |
wrote last. Joined in 1900. see Mrs |
thcir towns got their names There was |
very rich man living here long time ago,
was at that time ticketyaecnt on tue Texas
Midland railroad; SO he persuaded the com
r1ny 10 hulld depot here. and It was
called Alsdorf postofhce and Faulkner sta |
Green's father they changed ii to Alsdorf |
Haps. how many of you arc circulating that !
petition? am. Just commenced yesterday |
evening and got eighteen to sign It. | |
SOC We have another contest Who was the |
greater man, Columbus or Washington | |
think Washington was hy great deaf, |
II is true that Columbus was a great man. |
but Washington was the greatest In my
opinion. Only think OF the many hards6ps |
president OF the United states They were
both brave, generous and true, noble.
Hearted men. No person can know or un,
dCrstand or feel any other way than kind |
anG generous towards Washington, and | |
hope that the other Hans viii agree with |
ine. have twin brothers; they are 1 |
into about three years ago. | and my old.
est sister had gone out 10 milk and Of .
course had to hold OF the calf. I got .
the rope twisted around my finger aud .
about that time the calf commenced TO
jump around and bah. bah 1t had me up
y the air q bawlIng with az Is, might.
cow and she was hooking mo TO death. |
was soon rescued With hyoken finger and /
, 2 black eye e., VEL Nell will close for this
p. s. Enclosed please And cents for
the helping fund.
win someone please open the door and let
mo in? Will promise not to stay long
Someone please make mo think Of my prom.
sisters Gsalthi iaSe you been V on q on 'G an
other fishing expedition this spring. YosY
Did your sister 60 with youi 'Woodbinc,"
you arc sucl, an uniJcky girl, Inst like my Z
sclf, always getting into something. elm
imagine how You felt when you looked In
the p2lrror know by experience. One
day my sister and I wers hivine SOME bees.
and Tho FIRST thing | did was 10 walk right
up asains. one hut soon gave him room IA
So by (ns YOU can linaglnel, and no didl't
fai 10 sting me on mv lip ! didn't say
anything about It to the rest Of the family,
Cor know mat they would call me boe-
raiser bravo. etc I iust went ahead and
when went Into the house the first thing
was; What is the matter, Emmn?" aud
they alt laughed at me so much thai
thought | must he funny. 50 ! went to the
mirror and, o my, ] conld not believe II
was Emma. Ny mouth was so large tnat
II looked like I might have n contract for
carrying II around. u looked Ike II would
weary common person 20 hold II up long.
be sides carrying It around. SO could not
90 to church on sunday, and | have let
someone else hive the bees since. Someone
spoke Of merchandising. can make bread.
II will make one frown TO look at one Of my /
biscuits, though brother. expressing his dat
tering opinion, said they looked like ter
IA nius. r,apa SAYS they would choke a hun