Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-12-26

cousins for their splendid letters they have
written me- Mr.. Marion Allen, Frank Poole,
Craws, Dwouny Deal, Johnnie Williamson,
Homer Powell, Hugh Marshburn, Bill Las
safer, Gilbert Priitt, Harvey King and Spur
geon Brown; l am sorry, l can not answer
them for this reason, I'm in high school
at this city and I'm so busy can't possibly
answer them ALL Although l appreciate
them, and hope that some time during my
vacation when 1 have time l can answer
TO break my promise, but we're all dis
appointed sometimes, aren't We? But I'm
sure you who are in high school can sym
pattiZe with me.
May Gods richest blessings rest upon
Aunt Julia and all the cousins is my wish
Your niece and cousin,
LORINE BOGUS.
Lagrange, Ga, 1o2 Depot street.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
this north Georgian knocking for admittance
again. Move over, cousins, and give me q
seat by auntie. l will promise not to stay
long.
/ used to live in north Georgia. in Hab-
ersham county, and also in Banks county.
have lived in, south Georgia about four
years, but like the north best. ! would like
to hear from some of you cousins up there.
Suppose you cousins all enjoyed reading
little Yvonnes grandmother's letter. l sure
did enjoy reading it.
Some of you cousins who crochet and knit
would like to exchange some samples with
you.
Auntie said not to make our visits long,
so I'll ring off and give some one else my
seat who can write more interesting letter.
O PEARL JUMP.
Cordele, Ca, Nov. 8, 1919.
Ps.-You will find Enclosed some stamps
for the little orphan.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit n Georgia Cracker into your happy
I Il tr1n sl-n ~
the cousins, live in the country on the Flint
river.
What are you cousins doing these days?
Going to school l suppose. l haven't gone
any vet, as have been down with the mala-
rial fever. But am we'll now.
Where are you gone to Vera Thomas? Your
letter was fine. Would like to hear from
you.
How many read the letter from Yvonne' s
| grandmother? l did for one, and sure did
| enjoy it. Hope auntie will soon hear from
the box which was sent to Yvonne.
think it is Just real nice of Aunt Julia
| to adopt the little French orphan.
| Miss Mary Cormelly, excuse me for not an
| swering your letter, as l had so many to an
try and do better next time AS auntie said
make your visits short, 1 will close; Love
| to all. NORA JUMP.
Cordele, Ca, Route A.
P. S.-Inclosed are some stamps Tor the
baby.
Dear Aunt and Cousins: Here comes this
| little north Georgian again, knocking for ad
mittance. Move over there and give me q
seat by a Mississippi girl. Caddie Honey
| cutt, received your letter and was glad tc
| hear from Mississippian.
| Well, I suppose you cousins are going u
! school. haven't gone yet, as l have beer
sick with chils and fever, but am we'll now
:, Listen, cousins, how many of you attended
| the fair? l know you who did enjoyed it.
1 belonged to the canning club this year,
and NJ, sister, Nora, also; but we didn't gt
TO the fair. Well, Will ring off for thi
time. Your niece,
Cordele, Ga, Route A
Good morning, dear Aunt and Cousins
| Please open the door and let me come in ant
be one of your happy circle. If you are
| offering me chair. I'll take Ruby Hughes
think Aunt Julia is doing such a goot
work. / certainly enjoy reading the Letter
Box, in fact all The Journal. / would like
| TO write a Thanksgiving letter, but guess i
| is too late for one now. l really must go
and behind him I just caught glimpse Of
| the waste basket.
| Some Of you northern cousins write me
Best wishes to all.
| AUsTINE SCOTT.
Avalon, Ga.
Dear Aunt: will you please admit Cali
| fornia girl into your happy circle of boy.
and girls? I am farmers daughter.
| live three miles from town. What do yoI
| do for pastime? I read and help keep house
Some Of you are thinking how l look. Now
stop laughing: feet inches. blue eyes
| dark brown, fair complexion. Now, ! mus
rive room to some one else l was nineteen
! years old on May "a. Who has my birthday
/ will answer all letters received
MI MISS Ss' MARY I. r1L1ppE.
| Montague, Cal, r. F. d. No. 25.