To John at the Oatman Milk Company, Chicago, 1910

[Postmarked] Chicago, Jun 7 1910


[To] Mr. John Moore
329 11 Jefferson Street
City [Chicago]


c/o Oatman Milk Co.


From a friend

Dear Flossie Barry in Brooklyn, I Have Not Forgotten You, 1906

[Note on front]  Dear Flossie I have not forgotten you.  
I did not know your address.  
Annie Nyquist.

[Postmarked] ????, Dec 19, 1906
[To] Miss Flossie Barry
480-3rd Ave
Brooklyn
NY

Miss Mabel Mearns of Calvert, Maryland: It's Your Birthday! Pre-1907

[To]  Miss Mable Mearns
Calvert,
Cecil Co.,
Maryland

A Poem by Thomas Moore To Miss Belle Eaton, Proctorville, Ohio, 1905

Oh! yes so well so tenderly
Thou'rt loved adored by me
Whole realms of light and liberty 
Were worthless without thee

[postmarked] Feb 13, 1905 ??, FLA

[To] Miss Belle Eaton
Proctorville, 
Lawrence County,
Ohio

c/o J.P. Eaton

Best Wishes To Miss Maggie Newmiter, Rossville MD, 1909

 

 [Postmarked] Bowie, M.D. May 4 1909

[To]  Miss Maggie Newmiter

Rossville P.O.

Baltimore Co

Md

Dear Maggie,

You told me that you said to write so I thought I would write to you and let you hear from me.  All are well hoping you and the rest are well. Write real soon, from your friend Bessie Leitch, Bowie P.O. B. S.R. S. C.  Mr. W. D. Leitch.

D.J. Whipple, I Saw You Down at the Crossing, Ulysses, PA, 1916

[Postmark] Port Alleghany, PA June ??, 1916


[To] D.J. Whipple
Ulysses,
Pa.


6/24/16


I saw you down at that crossing and I waved but I guess I did not make quick enough motion as you didn't see me.  Wish I were there for the game tomorrow.  E. W.

All the Joy: To Mrs. Andrew Slack, Stockton, New Jersey

[Postmarked] Philadelphia, May 16, 1916


[To] Mrs. Andrew Slack
Stockton, 
New Jersey


From ?ill P. Bertha

Best Birthday Wishes To Mrs. Jacob H. Moak, Slingerlands, New York, 1909

[postmarked Delmar? NY, Nov 20 1909]


[To] Mrs. Jacob H. Moak
Slingerlands
R.F.D.    N.Y


Best Birthday wishes from Fannie & Blanche.
We are all well.
Papa went away this morning but is coming home to-night (Saturday).

To My Dear Friend Miss Bryan, Valley Falls, New York, 1910

[Postmarked ??, N.J., 1910]
 
[To] Miss Mary Bryan
Valley Falls, N. York
Box 142


My dear friend received your postal it was kind of you to remember me.  With kindest regards to you & mother & all the family I remain your friend
Mrs. A. Bryan

From Mrs. W. A. Gontz's Cousin: Joyous Greetings to you in Chambersburg, PA, 1910

[Postmarked] Harrisburg, Jul 22, 11 am [year not legible on postmark, but secondary stamp says 1910]


[To] Mrs. W. A. Gontz
RD #1
Chambersburg, Penna

Hello Cousin rec'd your card very glad to hear from you Kid I didn't forget you yes I will send you a photo as soon as I get the ?? dozen what does Dave and the old man think of it.  I am making out fine ans. soon.  My love to you and Mr. H. From your Cousin M.C.D." 

His Richest Blessing at Easter, 1916

Dear Friend,
A very happy Easter, is the wish of your little friend,
Jerome Smith

A Peaceful Easter: Cross and Lily, 1913

Dear Sarah,
At last I am answering your cards.  You will have to excuse me for keeping you waiting so long but I just keep neglecting to write.  Hoping this card finds you well.
From Henry.

Easter Gladness and Lilies, 1920s

To wish you all Easter Blessings,
From Mrs. Simmands
Hope you are well

To Mildred Moore, Pennsylvania: With Glad Remembrance at Easter, ca. 1910

[no date]

May ever joy and gladness be your on Easter day.
Carolyn

Sad News & Easter Greetings to Mamie Fritts, Kalkasha Co. MI, 1909

[to] Miss Mamie Fritts
Kalkasha Co, Michigan


Jackson, April 7th


Dear Cousin.  I rec'd your letter it found us all well.  We are having loveley weather here now.  My little baby died.  Didn't you hear about it.  Well I must close from your Cousin,
Marguerite Fritts.