Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-25

miles from here and all you boys who would
like to hear some interesting dope" about
that place, write. Now, girls, don't mean
to bar YOU any, for really you are the ones
l want to hear from. This tropical sun has
turned me to such color that l can hardly
tell you how 1 look. l am quite young. SO
if any Of you want to find out any more
particulars just drop me a line and l will
assure an answer, Must close as 1t is nearly
"chOw" time. Your cousin,
PAT) HARVEY KING
Marine Dist. Sub-Base, Coco Solo. Canal
Zone, Panama.
Kind Friends: Since last called I have
moved my hat rack. 1t is now set up in
the beautiful little city of Kinston, city
Of near 1000 population, with beautiful
paved streets. Kinston is located in Lenoir
county, y c., on the banks of Neuse river.
| came here about the fifth of January,
from 0nslow county. No doubt some OF you
remember me. For the benefit Of those who
don't, l viii say in regards to my age, u
know where I'm going, for I'm on my way"
I'm about one-fourth of the way from Cra
die creek 10 Jordan's crossing. Mr.. Her
bert Taylor. a friend OF mine, is in town
now. and from the letters you cousins wrote
him in response to a recent publication Of
his. ! think he must be very popular with
you all. OF course, his headquarters are at
Philadelphia, Pa, but he's down here now,
On the 18th Of February, Mr.. Taylor and
made a visit to the beautiful and famous
about seventeen miles from here on the
banks of the Neuse. They are all in a room
about - or II feet in length and practically
the same width Each spring is walled in
with marble about one and one-half feet
square and two feet high with small
stream Thinking from each one, which unite
Just inside the spring house and run in the
river. The greatest thing Of Importance
about these springs are that they each nave
an analysis of wide variation, notwithstand-
ing their nearness and the water has also q
very different taste. Some are so strong
with chemicals that the water has eaten
away the marble curbing to a depth of
about half an inch The water of each
spring is supposed to cure different dis
eases, and numerous health seekers engage
accommoda tons for the summer at the hotel.
situated on the hill above the springs. The
dancing pavilion creates a lure inviting 10
those who are so inclined also. Nuf sed
Good-5y one and all, An old friend.
/. H. FARRIOR.
Kinston, n. c., 1854 W. Bright st.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
comes a blue-eyed country boy froom the
dear old Empire state. asking to be admit
ted into your merry circle OF boys and girls
As you all seem to be quite jolly this after
noon Thank you, Aunt Julia, You are very
kind to let me come in. Why. hello there,
Miss Fannie Daley, am glad to see you
guess you remember me, don't you! Some
of you cousins should have been with me
last Saturday the 18th Of January. as it
was my birthday and You may know /
surely did have a nice time. Can any of
you guess how old ] was! would like TO
hear from all you cousins, most especially
the pretty girls Gall Of them are pretty,
old maids aud widows. So come on with
your letters, | assure you that you will get
m answer and don't forget it's Leap
Year" and that it's time for the boys to
stay at home and time for tie girls to 60 to
see them. I have already had several call
ers tin person. and I'd like to get one mil
lion letters. So I'll now bid You all adieu'
Sincerely, OTIS LOGAN.
Oak Park, Ga. Route l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Won't you
please allow four merry cousins to join your
happy band of cousins: What do YOU
cousins do for pastime: we read and work
in our flower yards. Our favorite flowers
are roses. hollyhocks and pansies. We
have nearly all kinds OF flowers, and surely
do enjoy working with them. Our favorIte
birds are the hooking bird and the swamp
sparrow. The mockng birds songs are loud
and clear. It sings often AT night, espe-
cialy If there be a full moon You cousins
ought 10 be here to 20 kodaking with rs.
We don't live very far from the electric
dam. We do have some good times. From
lMISsi ESsIE ANDERSON. "A.
MISS GERTRUDE GARRISON, &c.
MISS ARTTIE DILLS. 16.
MISS) ELLEN GARRISON, Il.
Blue Ridge, Ga, Z. f. d. /.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit another South Carolina girl
into Your happy band OF boys and girls:
want some Of the cousins 10 send me a Song
which starts something ike this From
this valley they tell me you are leaving
I Will return ihe favor in any way 7 can
hope to sec this in print. Love TO oil the
cousins ard Aunt Julia.
(NISSl EMMA /. NOTHERSHED.
Lancaster, 5. C.. Route ).
Dear Auntie and Cousins: VIII YOU ad-
nit Florida =ir into your happy band
of girls and boys: ! viii take a seat over
by Miss Florence Perry. from Greenwood.
$. c, as all nv GRANDMOTHER people are
there. I have been P silent and constant
reader OF the dear old Tri-Weekly Journal
for over d year. and think it is just grand.
and its 50 nice Of .Sunt Julia to give MS
place for meeting each other. ! suppose
every one had grand Christmas i re-
cejveG -vpral nice presents and also gave
several. How many enjoy going TO school: