The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
Ono times. will ring on for this time. \
Nould'Oe Hap, Eulu Mhitwortb.

Would-be Hap, Eula Whltworth
C i,,q Texas. Dear Happyhamme .:
nave been reading the Haps' letters and |
iDlng Feaie are very interesting Mrs Voc /
Yer ! am glad You came back Tell Us m .re
fu time. william vnught. come aes.n;
Your letters were Just fine Hans how did
i J9g All ali SSSy taG Fourth curt 9i JSisI hope
With lave to Mrs F Foster 'a and the Hsps.
remolp ar ever true Har.
Niwot, Te1as.-Desr Happyhammers: May
=, loin your bandf Mama takes The Post.
/ like TO read the letters. | was 10 years
OLD on The Sth of this month. am the
Oldest child. We live in the country now,
since our dear papa died. He died IN uo-
" since he is gone. We live close TO
grandpa's, and he has lots OF peaches ana
watermelons. ! have no pets except my
baby sister. She is 2 years old. with
much love to Mrs Foster and the haps.
Neo CLARK.
Ranger, Texas.-Dear Happyhhmmers; ]
have been a reader Of the Haps page fog
long time and enjoy It so much that
would like to Join your band. My father
Is a farmer. He takes The Post and SAYS
he can't do without It. am little hoy
10 years old. l 70 to school and love my
teacher dearly. have a pet pony and
n pet dog, so am all Ok. rhalia Gilpin
please send me "Goo-Goo Eyes" Hello,
& have snd Or T pc send w Sny y9n w SEs
send me Down on the Farm" | will come
again soon and stay longer Find en-.
closed 10 cents for helping fund.
Henry Browning.
Turtle Bayou, Texas,-Dear Happyhnm-
pers: have been reading the Aaps' page
for quite a while, so l thought | would
and rice farm here kiee farming here is
new and quite successful. The farmers
did not raise much good corn here this
year because the rain came too late TO do
much good to corn or much of anything
else. ] will not vote in the contest, for
Columbus or Washington; they both we're
great men and both deserve praise. VIII.
lam Faught, come again; / like to read
Your interesting letters. will close,
Pine Tree"
seguin. Texas.-Dear Happyhammers:
Who vas, was the EreatsrT' Columbus or George
George Washington. think Columbus
wasn't near as brave as Washington; Some
America would have been an unknown con.
tinent. But If 1t had not been for Wash
ington the United States might not have
been any nation. washington was true
from under him and II Columbus had had
one horse shot from under him he would
have quit and given NJ. think that all
the Happyhammers ought to vote for
Washington for the way that he fought for
| their country. Clarence W. De Lany.
Newlin Texas.-pesr Hsppyhammers. l
z, live on the Fort Worth and Denver rail
I ~ p1
| river, about mile from II. This Is a
| prairie country. On a clear morning look
Ing wec.;. you can see the plains sixty miles
away. They raise lots of cotton and feed
! here. This Is a good farming country,
l. orr town got its name from q man named
7 Mr., Newlin IL has been sixteen years
ter went on visit to mammals people
and her sister. who Is little larger than
| ! am, came home With me NV papa was
building house two miles from Giles. I
| stayed two weeks. with mamms's sister,
ttwo with pnpa and mamma Love to /. nil
the Haps and Mrs. Foster. Norah Crow.
Houston. Texas-Desr Happyhammers
Good morning. As haven't written 10
| the Haps' page in long time | though
would write. Some OF you Haps wan;
! 70 exchange songs--well, why don't SOU
put your address in the paper so we eau
win and Flora Bergman, I think It was
! Just grand to get up a concert and the
money you make to send It in - the help
ing fund ! don't see many letters from
Houston, Texas. Mabel Jennings. come aud
tell us another dream. | suppose Mrs Eos.
ter had delightful trip by the way she Is
telling Of II to us enjoy listening TO her.
u is very warm here. Love to all the Haps
aud also Mrs Foster. As ever,
Ora e. Hawkins.
Junction City. Texas,-Dear Happyhum
mers: Mrs. Foster wanted to know how
| ,tN nd Nsill got f1a
Junction City got it's name this WAY: II Is
built In between two rivers. where two
rivers meteor. rather. north and south
Ilsno river. They Join and form mair
Ilano. Main flano runs into the Colorado
river My grandfather and grandmother
and family came here when the Indians
4 We're on the warpnth. ] had an uncl'
that was killed by Indians here over TWEEN
Is years ago aud my grandfather put ;
rock up with my unces initials on II about
nm hour after he was killed md the rocl
stands today. l. n. X. were his Initials
Isaac n Kountz. My grandfather nance
this place Junction Cty and that is wha
II is called today ] will tell you how
Uncle Isaac was Killed in my next letter
So, goodbye. Harry Patterson.
Crecy. Texas.-Dear Happyhammers:
live In the country, nine miles from Grove
ton, and think country lite so pleasant Ny
iine rains | do love 10 read the d!nereu
letters; they are so interesting. Have any
Of You Haps got pretty flower yardst
haye and do love foN ers very much. Sine
we have had such line rains blowing is tn
order OF the day. ! Will not vote in tn
; contest now. ! certainly love Mrs. Foste
already; she does give such good advic
, 70 the young people. We have thriving
little town. a lovely court house and som
/, beautiful residences. How many HAP
, counted the dots in the issue OF June ~
J There we're 555T With love TO Mrs Foste
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members OF the Happyhsmmer Club of