Charlevoix county herald., 1914-12-12

very glad you told me about the mis-
take i'm your name, Make. Did you
receive the membership card | sent
you? If you did not, write and tell
me about it and | will send you an
other one. We will be glad to have
you write as often as you can, for
we like to hear from you.
Our next prize contest letter is
short and sweet. 1t is from Alice Re-
wena Porter, East Jordan, Michigan.
(Have | got your middle name spelled
right, Alice?) Here is what Alice
says:
Dear Editor think good name
for the puppy will be: "The Brave
Puppy"
Yes, Alice, think that would be
a good name, too.
Our third prize contest letter is
from Laura Wright, of Coopersville,
Michigan. Here is Laura's letter:
Dear Editor:-I think a good name
for the story in the children's depart
ment in our paper would be: "The
Two Families and How They Made
Friends" | read all the stories in
your paper and enjoy them very
much. ! am eight years old. | hope
I'll get the present.
Your little friend,
Laura Wright,
Coopersville, Michigan.
Yes, Laura Dear, hope you will
get the present, too; in fact, | wish
every little boy and girl sending in
name could get the present. If | had
lots of money / would pretend that
| was old Santa's wife and send each
one of you a present. | am very
glad that you like our stories, Laura,
and | hope you will write us another
letter soon.
Our fourth prize contest letter is
from a little boy. Here it is: GLOW
the Cat and the Dog Played Ball"
That is the name that would be good
for that story. My name is l.. b.
Culey, Lake View, Michigan. | am
little boy nine years old.
We are very glad to hear from you,
little friend. And | think the name
you sent in is very good, indeed.
Write again.
Our fifth prize contest letter is
from Ensline Russell, of Casnovia,
Michigan. Here is what Ensline says:
Dear Editor:-I read the story of
the doggies and kitties that we little
folks can name, and | suggest that a
nice name would be "Jovial Compan-
ionShip."
"Joviai Companionship" is a nice
name, Enslne; and | want to thank
you for very nicely printed letter
1t was so easy to read: | liked it very
much. | hope you will write again
real soon.
And now for our sixth and last
prize contest letter, which is all the
room we can spare this week Here
is what the letter says:
Dear Editor:-I was reading all the
nice stories in the paper and would
like to join your club. | have a name
for the last story and it is: "Great
Ball Players" and hope | am the
lucky one to win the prize. | go to
school every day and have half a
mile to walk, and my teacher is very
kind to me. Her name is Marie Krog-
man. ] am in the seventh grade. /
have two brothers and no sisters. |
am twelve years old and my birthday
is the twelfth of August. | have an
organ and have taken thirty music
lessons and love to play very well. /
will write again and be a faithful
member of the club. From
Hilda JOrgensen,
Lakeview, Michigan.
Route No. /, Box A.
Hilda, you wrote a lovely letter, and
/ think your name for the story is
good. You are a very smart little
girl to be in the seventh grade. II
is fine thing to have a good educa-
ton, Dear, for education is something
that helps make success easier; and
success is something we all want. I
would like to hear you play the or
gan, Hilda, for | am sure you play
very nicely. We shall be glad to have
you write again.
And now good bye until next week.