The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16

The Colorado river. We'll, girls ! will tcll /
you what ! have been doing. have hrrn
setting uiit rose BUSHES We have such a
niv, yard Tor flowers aud ! want To try
10 have 80 nauy bowers hts wear. / hope
yru girls aud bows that daucr 50 muth
would quit dancing and Join some goud
church and 1--we right and Src IL you ,lo
not feel happiCr VIII not vote this tituc
hun will study some first | DO not knnw
will you please tcli me whrrr Ia send for
Hover seed aud what Is the prlcc = ccius
or 10 cents rapcrf Mrs. Poster,
as We had dispute over you, please t,,li
me to what church you belnuE All
churches have good members ! think and
all have weak members. Love 10 Mrs Fas
Ter ana the Haps, CalliC Wilson.
Beaumont, Texas Dear HanpyhammerS.
greeting from the Beaumont Happyhan,
mer club to the Houston HappyhFmmev
club, We are still doing very well aud
considering everything, bad weather. SICK.
ness. etc, we are doing well. On the t5tn
Of this month we will have a 'inch marty
and viii tell YOU all about II later We
will have a nomination Of officers on the
22d of this month and the 18th OF April
will be our election night You can eS-
pect new names in all the offices then Our
club Intends TO give entertainments every
month as soon as the weather gets better
and try TO send In something every month
or course II seems Ike we are slow ahout
sending In money, but you see We have
such small dues, only 10 cents, and we
can't plan anything on Il large scale any
Is good one Up TO date our club has
sent In SOS IS. / believe. Now isn't that
better than nothing? Hoping to have a
large report soon, l remain. true Hap,
Corresponding Secretary Il. II. {.
Novice. Tcxas-Dear Happyhammers 1t
Is very hard to decide who is on was the
greatest woman born In the Nineteenth
century. woman that stays Mt home anl
works hard TO make living for her chill
Gren is great, but her greatness Is never
recorded in history. | viii cast my vote
for Miss Clara Barton, who organized the
Red Cross society and took care ~ the poor
soldiers That was greater than destroy
prairie although there IS some timbor
Farming is what most Of the people 10 for
n living They raise cotton, corn ana grain
Of various Kinds. / Ike 10 road dreams
that some of the HapS write. My greatest
desire when ! get grown Is to travel. |
build lois Of air castles about travelling
and hope they will stand. HapS, isn't the
Beaumont club doing lots OF goodt II thcre
was a club In every town Ike the Beau
mont Ilappyhammcrs' club we could help
more cripplCs | wonder whit has become
irom him in long timr. ! guess he has
got too big to write to the page. As ever
Sunshine.
beaumont, Tcxas.-Dcar IIaps; ] have
not seen anything from the Beaumont liap.
pyhammcr club printed IN lht f"Nl III rs
not our fault. however, for ! thnb my poor
attempt speedily saw its way 10 that mucb
nnrnrtup waste paper basket. wrote
lot Of Recommendations rot, hut II must have
been worse than | contemplated IL Us
rather hard proposition rs /" WI" was
mn, "a,ipg ont gepius Of mind of ~llcn
~ ~. G9orre Euot. Harriet Bpcrher
stowe Louisa May Alcott ct al select for
Ihe s.Gal'S s., MV,l"" N,,ttinrsIo This yonue
tuIS MISS ! lo't.hoo ,'f',t tT,nrs Of self sac.
lauN rs one oL ~ iit;a,, ~ Ike hrirloss snl.
rthee' ahd lei Ir'",,Vu Gu. va. .,,p.tn,ur
( dlers OF the Nrllhtau N1,s ",.,,r.. n,T
unusual She guNc UP A'' .@.'
hopes, ana perhaps SN's'ur"lN Iti
/ cause which has Won her name Nh'h
/ viii be honored and blessed az I""E ~
/ this celestial globe continues To- urn ON l,S
axis Her name Is GaryFU v g Su' ON the
I hearts of sisters. brothers ana sW'r'neait>.
( The great devotion she gave per M"lN
saved many soldiers NE ana hont Jn''G
think she ought to be classcd as one OF
the tnSr Hr'c cspfnr Tnu hng ali the aps via
ever a nan, Allen Greene.
San Antonio Teyas-Dcar HIppyham-
mcrs: / was living at Hastings, Texas my
last time / wrote 10 the page, We moved
nretty w VIII Int get tired of seeing Moth
Ing 6u, mesquite trees Now for the con
She She is the greatest woman born IN ,hc
Ni,rtecnfb century. she has done more
for b,u1anltv tben any other woman. Hud
thosn nnnr soldiers Nlll bless her as loue
as NOV live / am sure David CoppTnei
&c .on NOT agree with YOU when YOU say
6nr@n Victoria was great; she was very
"G md wise. INT not great Wasn't 81
-" ia'.n ~, mss those laws for the sool
n ne i.' con, M neopic you mention In you
Intterq or roursc 1t was, ana that show.
~, ,a. fnr wiser and better than any for
SmV rni,, clara BARTON shows how tuA
me- me- a" No Is when with her bravo follow
oraNe sue rcnt onto The batllchelds am
tls, eo,. mo wounded so,dlcrs and throug.
c TN "a An and confusion she never our
~ ~ o nressucc of mind Then thiul
losl We, Pdid fnr me suffering at Calves
Wh4' III iHT,.onre Niahtingalp ana France
,tWWuHiiI ,,,. bntb rrcnt, bur Clara BIrlui
I y, I" IN N crcgtpst Fortune Teller. you n!u~
~ ,uu tbnt ynlir dream ended wiz
remrHi l toIIin, Won TO ret up and max
SOM "nv ,rb as Riu Rebels did 40,
nrU az know ? Peror and Ionltnn
alG w nv, mich interested in our icl
nnlp'' cvor a rruc Han
'ers' - Dorothy Stout.
,Fior'n'c' ,,,i, moi Nor nov HAM i thin
WIN SUUI -" - yin venture TO say - fr'
you WIZ faibcr takes Tho Post a
, Mo,,S' ro,J the Hans pagc first aud thr
WIZ ~ tho t,znr" Ike Nh