To Miss A. Bayne, Eagle Lake, MN, from David, 1909

[postmarked June 16, 1909, Lake Crystal, Minn]


[To] Miss A. Bayne
Eagle Lake, Minn
RR#2, Box 55


how are you getting along know i am working out in Lincon.  good by ans soon
from David J. Meener[??]

Many Happy Returns to Henrietta Wiehr, Buffalo Lake, MN, 1911

[to] Miss Henrietta Wiehr
Buffalo Lake, Minn.

This one & many more Happy Birthdays is the wish
from your Friend,
E.W.H

Short 'n Sweet: Mrs. Henry Pinegar's Birthday, Garden Prairie, IL, 1915

[to] Mrs Henry Pinegar
Garden Prairie, Ill


from Mrs. P. Currie

Birthday Greetings to Mrs. Augustus Depue, Newton NJ, 1922

[to] Mrs. Augustus Dupue,
Spring Street,
Newton, N.J.


"May you have many happy returns of the day.
Lura."

Best Wishes to Margret Wright from Sister, Plainfield IA, 1913

[to] Margret Wright,
Plainfield, Iowa


Feb 28, 1913,


Dear sister:  How are you.  This is a fine day I wish I had a sled I'd have a sleigh ride.  Are the girls home & what is Lora doing these days she must be better.  I am going to make some doughnuts this after noon.  How is Ma.  Write soon.  


from Bertha

Best Birthday Wishes to Mrs. Wilbur Moore, Jefferson, Wis., 1912

March 19, 1912


Hello how are you all  We are about the same.  Anna has not come yet do not expect her until Saturday got a letter from Murle to day he is all Ok.  Come down when you can this from Mother Moore.


To:
Mrs. Wilbur Moore
Jefferson, Wis.  RR #5

No More Chickens, Grafton Ohio, 1911

Mrs Tarlton, 
We have been looking over our Chickens and think we have enough of our own so you need not save them any longer for us.  

Mrs. Foster

Hearty Greetings to Mr. Cross, Silver Creek, NJ, ca.1907-1914

[To] Mr. Erwin Cross
Silver Creek, N.J


"Dear Uncle Erwin,
Many happy returns of the day is the wish of your nephew,
Harold Herrington."

Pleasant Birthday Thoughts to Florence Coardy, Portland, 1914

[postmarked March 13, 1914, Morse Wis.]


"Miss Florence Coardy
780 Belmont St.
Portland, Ore


c/o W. B Coardy, Portland Ore.


Dear little Niece, Hope you had a pleasant birthday.  Little cousin is growing Big & fat and auntie and all the rest are well and we hope that you and Mama & papa are the same.  Tell mama to write and give them our love.  From your aunt ,
Mrs. A. G. Burg
[she was Alvinia, Morse, Wis]-note added by someone else, written in pen

A Nice Garten Mit Flowers: Greetings from a Little Dutch Girl, ca. 1910

 

Coshocton, July 16th [no year provided]


Hello Grover;  I got a card from Anna Hyatt.  George & I expect to go up there Sat. evening.  They wanted me to phone to you and tell you to come, as Mary thot perhaps you would, and it was too late to send you a card.  I cannot get Plainsfield by phone as the line from here is out so I will write.  G & I will spend Sun. at Buckeye Lake & go up in evening.  


Your aunt, 
Missorie

Greeting from Sault Center, Minn, 1908

Jan 9 -08
Reached home safe last night.  Did you get the letter I sent you yesterday.  Look for me Sunday after Dinner.
As ever,
Peter

A Jolly Seaside Birthday, 1924

Saskatoon, June 21, 1924

Dear Kenneth,
Received your welcome letter and many, man thanks for your birthday remembrance. 
This is to wish you A Happy Birthday.  We are mailing you a little remembrance with love. 
Hope your Mother is better.  Will write a letter later.
Love from all, Aunt Elizabeth

I Love You Sew, Sew Much, Miss Margaret Brennan, 1906

Miss Margaret Brennan
304 Court St.
Syracuse [NY]

[No message included, perhaps a secret admirer?]

A Little Cherub Has Come, 1914

August 17, 1914


Dear Friends:-
I have been neglecting to send you a card until I am ashamed but I assure you I meant to sent it before.  Hope you are getting along nicely.  I want to come over and see the new baby and hope we may see you at Sunday School in the near future.
Sincerely,
Florence Weaver