Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-11-04

Auntie, you're such dear. do enjoy
your talks so much; they're SO instructive.
Well cousins, what are you doing these
days for pasti1ne? Do YOU like to read?
I'm just wild about reading. Cousins, II
some of YOU will kindly send me 1.-The Eng
Iish Orphans and Daylight and Dark
ness'' 1 will pay postage, or any other good
book would be appreciated beyond expression,
and returned.
1 suppose you're waiting for some kind of
description, SO here it is: Dark hair and
eyes, medium complexion, feet inches
tall. Now, how do you think l look. Good
by. Write to me, cousins.
Your devoted niece,
WILLIE ROSE EVANS.
P. swim lend my bit next time-w.
R. E.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
another Georgia girl to chat while. If
only Aunt Julia will let me sit beside the
Mountain Bachelor and Willie Perkins.
am girl of sixteen with brown eyes,
auburn hair, medium complexion, feet
inches tall, weight 131 pounds. Hush laugh
ing, Luther Huff, for I'm not so ugly after
all. l see more letters from Georgia than
any other state.
win some of you South Carolina kids
please send me Bessie Mae Douglas ad-
dress? Yes, Mr.. PRESLEY, l can tell you
where to put up drug store-at Charing,
Ga.-so don't forget the car ride.
1 will soon be going to school, so, cousins,
1 will get lonesome, and every one of you
MFlI0 10 lie anu L sure WILL duSWeE every
card and letter 1 received.
Please print this, as I've written three
times, but guess Mr.. w: B.. was hungry
when they arrived. l will close by asking
tongue and can't talk? Now, cousins, please
write to LIZZIE Rec BILLIARD.
Charing, Ca, Route l. Box 10.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit ME into your corner for just mo
ment. Perhaps I would like it much better
nnlIId Croto Of
good-looking girls. ! wonder how many are
haven't anything else to do just now.
1 went to Dillon, S. c., to an auto
race last week. 1t was just grand, though
it was too bad one of the fellows got killed
and then most burned up under the car.
Well, am just little boy of twenty
three, years, black hair and eyes, medium
complexion, weigh 1913. Would like to cor
respond with just lots of you cousins. I
will answer all letters and cards:
FRED M'PHATTER.
Fairmont, N. c., Route 2.
p. S.-Inclosed find 10 cents for the little
girl.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1 have
been reading the letters Of your Letter Box
for long time and have always enjoyed
them, especially the older boys and girls
letters. Aunt Julia, 1 think you are doing
q good work and 1 think you should be
dearly blessed L the cousins have been
helping you, too, SO 1 am sending my mite
d
describe myself, but I see Mr.. W. B. conf
ing, but here goes: Fair complexion, black
hair, brown eyes, five feet four inches tall,
weigh even 100 pounds. Will not tell my
me and I'll gladly tell you. Rebecca Camp
bell, l. @so, like to read books and let
ters You can find the book you mention
ed at this address: F. B. Warner Co., 90
Chambers street n Y. Say, cousins take
the above hint and write me. Will answer
all letters received. How many of you like
to study Latin and Algebra? 1 like to
very we'll. 1 agree with you, Luther Huff,
I think Aunt Julia ought to adopt French
boy. too. l am sure all the cousins will
help you and know I'll try. Well, as
not write long letters, / will close, hoping
to see this in print. Your new niece and
cousin.
.... MAUDE CROCKETT.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit another Georgia girl into your
happy band? l have been reading the dear
old Letter Box for some time and think it
most interesting. Say, cousins, what do you
do for pastime? read and write; nv sis
ter and 1 play the organ and sing. 1 am
interested in music. How many of you dear
cousins read the Ozark Starr 1t sure is
interesting. Say. guess you all are won
dering how l look, SO 1 will tell you. Here
goes: Blue eyes, very dark hair and very
light complexion not very tall; my age l
will leave for you cousins to guess; it is be-
is about 119 pounds. 1 sure am in favor of
Aunt Julia adopting the little French
orphan. 1 think it just grand of her Come
on, you Georgia boys and girls; l think
Georgia is a grand place myself, even if
there are people trying to throw off on it,
Aunt Julia, please print this. If see 1T
in print L will come again. Well as my
letter is getting rather long, I had better
obey the rule and go. With love to Aunt
Julia and the cousins,
Your new cousin and niece,
lone WIGLEY.
Hiram, Ca, Route 2
p. S.-Inclosed find cents for the baby.
All you boys and girls write to me- / will
answer all mail | receive