Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-07-01

farm life fine. I was a soldier. fought
in the Worlds war. I stayed in France nine
months. I did do some fighting to save ouI
country. l left home and went to the wal
in April, 1913, and came back home in 1919
1 was glad to get back on the farm again
As this is my first time, will promise moi
to stay very long. l will leave my age FOL
you cousins to guess; it is between twenty
very long, will go. If see this in print
I will come again. All you good-lookine
cousins write to me. I will answer ali
letters and cards received,
Young Harris, Ca, Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii yor
please admit another Georgia boy into your
sometime and always enjoy reading the cous
ms letters from the different states.
think 1t is very kind of the Tri-Weekly II
give us space whereby we may become &C
quainted with friends in other states. / live
in the country in the central part Of Geor
gia and enjoy farm life very well. l an
doing a god deal Of work on the farm al
this time, as it Is a busy time with the
two years Of age. Now 1 wonder who will
guess my age? Guess ! had better close fol
this time. So If any Of you cousins would
like to know any more about me, especially
you cousins in Florida and Georgia, write
immediatell to your new cousin.
CHARLES Il. SMITH,
Norristown, Ca, R. f. D. No. 1, Box 5.
Dear Aunt Julia: Here comes another
north Georgia girl to Join your happy circle.
We take The Journal and I sure do like t.
read the letters from Aunt Julia and the
cousins. Aunt Julia, l believe I will write
about the "Pirst English settlement in
America, at Jamestown" The first per.
manent English settlement, within the limits
of the United States, founded in May, 1907,
by small company under Captain Newport,
In Virginia, on the banks of the James river,
about thlrty-two miles from its mouth.
jamestown, the capital and seaport, on the
north coast Of st. Helena. 20. W. British
admiralty coaling station. 1t consists Of a
long street, situated in deep valley on the
northwest coast. In its vicinity is situated
the tomb and first burial place of Napole-
on I. AS my letter is getting long, will close
hoping to see this in print. viii answer all
letters received If some Of the cousins care
Gainesville. Ca, Route L
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins. Open the
here; it's just raining like everything. I've
been reading the Letter Box about three
years. and like it fine. What do you cous-
ms do for patsime? read. write and help
on on the farm. How many Of you cousins
like to go to school? do for one. l study
the seventh grade. / will not describe my
self this time, only tell my age. which is
between thirteen and seventeen. Some of
you cousins come to see me and we will
go fishing, as / live near a creek. I will
close. With love to Aunt Julia and all the
cousins. MYRTLE BARTON.
Tilton, Ca, Route /.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: It has been
long time since ! was with you cousins
somewhere about three years ago, I guess
You cousins have forgotten me, 1 fear. But
l have been reading the letters ever SINCE
and DO enjoy reading them, particularly the
ones about the dumb things. always be-
lieve in loving them and treating them
good. Just think how a good horse seems
to love you; and then to be cruel to them
to them that they would beat them with a
stick, and the poor horses don't seem to
know what to do. Now. all of you cousins
try to be good to all dumb things. / will
try to answer all letters and cards. I am
farmer boy, and enjoy farm life fine.
Your cousin, OSCAR ROWELL.
Atmore, Ala, Route A, Box 1877.