Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
PERSONAL CHATS WITH
THE HERALD JUNIORS

lHE nEnHED JONIOno
Dear Aunt Laurie:
1 have not written to you for long
time, but will send in some limericks
for October 30 and November 6. Your
niece, RUTH RUTHERFORD'
SS9 West Carey, Pomona.
have missed your letters. Ruth. L
hope that you will continue to write
often-will you?
Dear Aunt Laurie:
have never written for the Junior,
but always wanted to. 1 am sending
an unfinished story which 1 hope will
be all right, as it is my first attempt.
Your niece. FERN HAMMOND.
l am glad that you have decided to
write for me, because 1 am sure L
will enjoy your letters. Write to me
often.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
/ am sending you a few limericks and
a story under the head Of What Dlo
Last Halloween"
1 have not received any prize YET
but hope 1 will. Your loving nephew
WILPORT POLK.
If you keep on trying, Wuport, you
will win a prize some time. Write to
me often.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
l am so glad that you are gong TO
give Herald Junior pins for prizes. l
will work hard for one of them and
will wear it every place l go. L nave
been very busy with my school work
and did not write for while, but VIII
write whenever l can. sincerely your
loving niece, STELLA dOhSo'
1 have missed your letters so much
Stella, and have wondered why you
didn't write, but l hope that you
won't forget your Aunt Laurie en-
tirely.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
1 am sending story and Limerick:
l have two honorable mentions, ana
1 hope / will win a prize. l would
like to have Junior pin. Your niece.
MAXINE COOPER.
hope that you will win prize
soon because 1 am sure you would
like to wear one of the pins.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
1t has been such a long time since
have written to you and your neple"s
and nieces that no doubt you have
quite forgotten me. But here l am, a
cat in a strange garret," SO to speak.
/ always read my sisters Junior, Ior
she has always taken the paper, but
we take it ourselves now, so l have a
better chance to read it and to con-
tribute as best I can, so l thought l
would write limerick.
RUTH GRANT.
1886 McGarry street
/ hope you will not feel strange and
lonely very long, for l am sure my
nieces and nephews will be as glad to
welcome you back as l am. l hope
that you will write quite often and
come in to see me some time.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
We have taken The Herald paper for
quite a while, and have been reading
the stories each Sunday
/ have not had time to write before,
but l hope to become one of your
nieces and hope to win prizes. l am
II years old. Your loving niece,
ALICE HANEY.
761 Boylston street, Pasadena, Madi-
son school, grade 6.
1 am so glad to have you for one of
my nieces and want you to write to me
each week. for. 1 will enjoy hearing
from you very much.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
We have now moved, but l still live
on Forty-first street Some day | ex-
pect to get prize for my writing, but
maybe not soon. My~papa is going to
subscribe for The Herald so [ can
have the Junior myself. I inclose
limerick which 1 hope to see in print.
Your niece, lLENE CLARh'
S26 East Forty-first street. Mckinley
avenue school, grade B6. Age II.
l have enjoyed your work so much,
Ilene, and l hope that you won't have
to wait so very long for your prize.