Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31

The last two times / wrote no sigma
ture was put under my writing, and
| remember writing them. So, to avert
mistakes l signed after each contest.
| hope to write next Sunday, but as
am going to the beach Saturday l do
not know whether | can or not. your
loving niece FLOSSIE GERMAN.
COS South Sycamore street, Santa Ana.
am sorry there was mistake. tlos-
sic. but the way you did last time Is
the best way and saves me great deal
of work. BE sure to sign your name
after each story or limerick Are you
coming to the picnic?
Dear Aunt Laurie
would like TO go to the picnic. but
live too far away, l guess. l have mol
written to you for a long time, so
thought | would write now. Your
niece, IDA ho1 /
/ wish you could come to the picnic.
| will be so sorry not TO see you. BE
sure to write to me often, for | will look
for your letters Come to the picnic
if you can.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
EXPECT to come to the midsummer
frolic this year l have been looking
forward for the day to come. ] am
sending a limerick and also d finished
story. Your loving niece,
F..NNIE FELDMAN.
Long Beach
| am so glad that you are coming,
Fannie. Won't we have a fine time:
You will meet all the new Junlcrs and
there will be games and all sorts OF
things TO make you happy.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
We have been having the Sunday
Herald and | have noticed particular
page for children and have been very
much interested in it. | would like to
become one OF your nieces.
/ sent in some drawings few months
ago, which you commented on nicely,
and | thank you very much. / am now
sending in a drawing of happy fam
lily, and also | have already sent in a
summer picnic. hope you VIII accept
me as one of your new nieces, | re-
main, your niece. ETHEL COHEN.
shall be more than delighted to
have you for one of my nieces and l
know that you will always be inter-
ested | am glad that the comments
encouraged you, and I hove that you
will try again. Will it be possible for
you to come to the picnic?
Dear Aunt Laurie:
Now that school is out l intend TO
write again, also to take part in the
limericks to make up for lost time
notice the Junior is growing and that
YOU have a niece in Ohio and more
than one in Arizona.
Yes. indeed, the Junior is growing.
Don't YOU think it is fine to have u
niece in Ohio and several in Arizona?
I am delighted. Be sure to write me
often and | want you to come TO the
picnic if it will be possible.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
| have tried to continue TINS story
the best | can and the piece OF poetry
too. | would like very much to be
one of your nieces.
LILLE FRANCISCO.
Lawndale, Cal. Grade 6, age 1S.
am so glad to have you for one of
nv nieces and / know that you VIII
he quite interested in the work after
YOU have met the other Juniors at
the picnic, for you will come won't
you?
When | read your letter today in The
Herald Junior it encouraged me
great deal. l can't draw any serious
looking pictures. The only things
can draw are exaggerated iuilhy pic
tures However, | will try again. L
will send you a picture under the topic
"Mother's Day at Home.
think the topic "Contentment
would be a good one for the drawing
contest IN.
I am sending you a limerick with
this letter. Hoping you Will IKE my
picture, L remain. your loving nephew
MILTON BASHAN.
4 Aco 70 grade 7 TngleWOod, Box 225,
Rancho
The picture you drew this week was
fine and I am sure that you can draw
. pictures like that all the time Don
YOU think it was much more digni-
, fed than tie others? Your lines are
. so strong and your IDEAS are always
CO GOOD that I know you will leave out
: the comedy after this and do seri-
Gus work
Dear Aunt Laurie:
hove read the Junior Herald for