H.W. Nelson
Alexander Str.75
Merry Christmas
Fröhliche Weihnachten!
(Merry Christmas!)
Miss Marjorie Sturtevant,
Woodville
New York.
Well Marjorie I do not find time to write so will just drop this to let you know that I think of you. Where are you now I wonder, but I will send this to Woodville, hoping it will reach you some time. Ethel
Inverted at top of card:
Write if I don't but I will try to soon. E.
GREETING FROM NIAGARA FALLS
A view from below American Falls at Niagara Falls, with a small umbrella-carrying figure standing near the base of the waterfall.
Miss Rose Heumeyer
1107 Downing Avenue
Denver
Colorado
U.S.A
Many thanks for P.C.
as I have not enough USA
cards, would you care to exchange
with my friend whose address is as
below
(Miss) M. Palian
8 Earl Howe, St
Leicester
Yours Sincerely
M. Anderson
Picturesque Castles of Great Britain:—
CORFE CASTLE
CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PA MAR 5 830AM 1906
Miss Gladys Lewis
Cambridge Springs. PA.
Lock Box 516.
In the “Zoo”, Seneca Park.
Rochester, N.Y.
Mr Andy Setterman
Sandstone
Minn
Hello Brother & Sister
I am closing the downstairs windows eve and opening them in the morning.
I can sleep at your home when the old man comes home.
Am now going to look for the church pitcur
See that you left your bench.
Lina
Best old place I’ve ever been in
Everything’s great and I’m feeling fine
Hope you’ll write to me some time.
Master Roland Kessler
Model P.O.
Orange Lake
Orange Co.
Sunset Cottage
Florence Taggart
231 E. 114 St.
Lillian Taggart
223 E. 122 St
With love from.
Bella
Miss R. Heumeyer
1107 Downing Avenue
Denver.
Colo.
U.S.A.
March 13th/07.
Received cards with many thanks.
Kind regards. Gertie Bullen
Bow. London.
The Guildhall. This building, the council hall of the City, stands north of Cheapside, King Street leading to it. Of the old building, dating from 1411 and much injured by the Great Fire of London, only the crypt, the porch and the old walls remain. The enormous wooden statues of Gog and Magog are housed in its hall, which is 152 feet long and has a fine timbered roof. The Guildhall contains a museum of Roman London antiquities, a fine free library and reading room.
MARINE ILL. MAR 21 1907 RECD.
Miss Lizzie Metz
Marine
Ill
RR#1
Miss Missouri Anry
Huntsville.
Texas.
How are you
Am with May
today.
must go
now. am late.
LaSaine
Am having a good time.
CHARITY HOSPITAL. Originally this was built of wood,
and has recently been replaced by the present elegant brick
structure. First provided for in the ’70’s, it has become one
of the most noted institutions in the State. It is complete in
every department that modern science can furnish and is
conducted by a splendid corps of medical experts, assisted by
a number of trained nurses. The Hospital is a monument to
the liberal charity of Louisiana’s legislature, and is amply
provided for annually.
Mr Marion Kemp
Athol,
Wyo.
From Ma Kemp
Redington this morning Sam and they have
been to Scottsbluff Mary this eve. It is
cold and windy. Pa has been fixing up
the yard. My best love to all
Your loving Mama Kemp
IMAGE SIDE: “HAVE A DRINK.”
FARWELL TEX. SEP 17 1907
Miss Grace Stegall
Farwell
Texas
View on Sagers Lake by Moonlight, Valparaiso, Ind.
Mr. M. J. Meehan
Boston Public Library
Copley Square
Boston
Mass
QUINCY ILL. NOV 12 1907
Miss Jessie Bybee
#427 South 8th St
Quincy,
Illinois
CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PA. NOV 17 3PM 1907 RECD.
Miss Florence Hise
Cambridge Springs
Pa.
Chautauqua Lake, N.Y. A 28 pound Lunge.
Mrs. Hayden B. Harris
Main St.
Haverhill
Mass.
Congratulations. Which one is it Nina? How I wish we could go and do likewise. Hope you all are well. It’s fine here. Expect to go home Sat. W.M.N.
Mrs. Percie Ross
Millwood
West Virginia
I hardly know where to address this card in answer, yours just recd Friday. It was delayed in reaching me. Very sorry I can not come or go home sooner or that you can not stay until after the 15th for I would like so much to see you. Nora.
ANTHONY’S MILL MO. FEB 17 1908
Miss Annie Lee
Anthony’s Mill
Mo
I wish you could have come up Sat for I sure have went with you to the Prayer Meeting Yours forever. Finman S.
(A group of fashionably dressed passengers socializing on the deck of a steamship, with a lifeboat and ship’s fittings visible behind them.)
Miss Amanda Johnson
2733 Park Ave
Minneapolis
Minn.
Dear sister. got your Postal but waiting to here from you I ges you wont come out here this fall then. I was in hope you would come well tomorrow the war ship is coming in to San Pedro I hope Henry get all write he is sick in bed today love from us both to you Mrs Lundgreen
Miss Resie Day
1010 Woodburly St
Knoxville
Tenn.
from one that loves you better than there self so good bye Resie
Miss Grace Stegall
Texico
New Mexico
"Santa Fe News Agent"
I may loose, but not through hesitation.
A post card sometimes brings good results.
Frank B Ault
Albuquerque
Miss Irene Miller
Devine
Tex.
Irene Miller Dear friend will bring your mare and colt home right away. Cook Moore.
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Mrs. A.S. Hankins
Midland
Texas.
How are you all sister? has mama and papa reached Midland yet. The young people had a fine time at the party given in honor of my visitor I love dances friday night. Old Mrs McKay was buried yesterday. L?
Miss Lena Baskins,
North Platte,
Nebr.
Box 337—
Mendon, Mo.
July 24 ’08.
Dear Lena:
I received your letter and was glad to hear from you again. I will have to wait to ans. it until I get home I guess as we are so busy. Have you decided what you are going to do this Fall? Hope I will get to see you be- fore you leave. Lovingly Nelle.
Mrs Wm Aken
The Atlantic House
Nantasket.
Mass.
I have fully decided Mr and Mrs Bill— After you return look for me sitting near the graves waiting for the guns to go off—or else by the band stand on the drummer side— like store teeth any way. Tot—
Miss Grace Harden
Augusta
Wis
#182
We are having a fine time here. Saw the place this afternoon. I miss you every minute. Andy
(extremely faint red text along bottom of card)
Miss Sadie Williams
1234 Hamp St.
Quincy Ill.
How are you having a good time I am. Edna
Miss Lizzie Metz
Marine Ill
Dear Lizzie. I heartily congratulate you on your birthday. wishing you many more Am not able to do anything yet. get real bad spells at times. hoping to hear from you soon. your loving Aunt L. E.
Mrs Adda Miner
Locke
Cayuga Co
Box 605—Munroes
9/08 Sep 12 Cortland I thot I wood send you card to git why dont write how ever find out & git tired in your mother [?] to dates
Mr. Hjalmar Anderson.
Burdick
Morris Co
Kansas
Spokane Wn
Nov 15 ’08
Arrived Home Safe
Fine Weather Here Now
Your Friend
Martin
1804 Montgomery Ave
Near Spokane, Wash.
Miss Lizzie Metz
Marine,
Ill.
Hello Lizzie how are you. I am fine and danty hoping you are the same. Sat night their will be a ball at Saint Jacob wish you could come over I would like to see you.
Otto Hug
Mr James Mead
Ocheltree
Kans.
We sure surprised Resa when (???) got off here. We got along all right. all are well here... (? ? ?) Flora.
Loren Mead
Verdella
Mo
Ocheltree Kas
Mar 3
Hello Loren You must be a nice boy from Papa
in care of FB Hays
Mr J A Miner
Locke
Cayuga Co
Ny
Box 105-
Cortland april 16
I got home all rite I am well and I hope they will find you some of shant come up next saturday night I will let you now ? from your Mother
Mrs. J. B. Wilson
Hazelton
Kans.
Dear Sister How are you folks. Mother is up to Alyce’s. Come up and help me clean house. Why dont you never write me. I wish I am washing to day. I have only 37 little chickens From your Sister Tell Bart to be sure that he dont write.
1907
Mrs. J. B. Wilson,
Hazelton, Kans.
R. F. D. #
Hello Maggie. — We are not dead but very busy. K is plowing corn. He has four teams at work today. I have a fine garden and 190 chickens I am going to have fried chicken the fourth.
Lelia
Mr Dee Dial,
Tarpley,
Tex.
Hello Dee how are you we are well as usual. are hav- ing plenty of rain and a nice crop. will soon be up with my work answer soon Dolphus.
Mr D. e. Hostetter
2840 E 7th
K C Mo.
How I wish you were with me. Slept like a log. Had the wakened. Did’nt know when we passed Jackson Hope you make your train all right. Well expect a letter when I reach N.Y. Love to all Pearl
Mrs. R.S. Davey
Parish
N.Y.
Box 47
Dear Sister Mamma said that she wanted you to come. I can ?? now. Oh dear don't forget to come. Jean C
He told me that he loved me so,
But that was yesterday.
Mrs. J. B. Wilson,
Hazelton,
Kans.
Dear Mag:- Just got your postal. We havent heard how Ma is this wk. Tried to talk, but Whitesville cant ring F?S. We are all well. I washed today & canned a crate of black berries My but it is hot. Am [crossed out] fixing the clothes to iron tomorrow. From Alice
Pansy: “Think of me”
Miss Marnie Long
Burrton
Kansas.
Aug 12.
We went to T Falls yesterday. We were awful tired when we had climbed all those steps.
C. E.
Mrs Gertie Mattocks
2008 N. Topeka St.
Wichita
Kansas
Wauneta, Kansas
Sept-2-1909
Dear Mrs. Mattocks, I wish you many happy returns of your birthday I am going to give Nellie a shower Oct 8th her address is Eaton ville Mich.
Kate Dutta
Mr ?? Stegall
Opr?
Pampa
Texas
We arrived here last evening. A fine time. Wish you were here. Guess will pass there Friday. Grace.
CINCINATTI OHIO SEP 21 3AM
Master George Hall,
509. N. State. St.
Litchfield.
Ill.
Dear George ??
Sadie ???
Mr. J. Frank Ford
Roachdale
Ind
c/o Jesse A Dean
Dear Son.
We are on our way to the Falls just out of Buffalo. Mamma would like to have her baby with her but would be a tiresome trip for him so we will bring you some- thing nice be a good boy & friend Grandma & Grandpa will send you a card every day with love to our boy
Mamma & Papa.
Mrs A.M. Norris
Richland,
Spgs.
Tex
Dear Mother I will be over there Sat eve if nothing happens will go to a box supper to night am very well Dolphine
Mrs. J. B. Wilson
Hazelton
Kans.
Dear Sister Have you got your apples if not send me a card as soon as you get this one and let me know. And if you have not Edwin will hunt them up and have them sent on Your Sister Flossie answer soon
Mrs. J. B. Wilson
Hazelton
Kans.
Dec 7-09
Dear sister I gess I will haft to treat JJ you tock all them apples out of the Bairl. if you will be right still about it I Will send you some more apples to walnuts next winters. Willies girl get that Barrell I gess. Glenn Was 14 lb today he is crying and Harry is up in a Chger? by me a keeping as fast as he can and heting my arm. We are all well we had a big sleat storm. rite soon
E.E. Files
Helena Mo.
RU)
YOUR BOOK
In my Book of Memory, to-day
I’ve noted thee,
I hope you’ll use the other one
Dear Friend to jot down me.
Miss Gladys Lewis
Cambridge Springs
Penna
Sanfield St.
Hello Sis. Am going down some evening and hunt up Mr Tenant. Pretty busy here just now, that is getting next to my work H.A.L.
Mrs F. M. Kemp
Redington
Nebr.
Dear Folks:
We got here O.K. day before yesterday. Say Jess baby is well and sweet We will write a letter to you soon. We are going to wash today. Good by H.M.K.
