To Margaret Martin, Cincinnati, from Aunt Lena and Uncle Harry, 1913

 

[Postmarked] San Francisco, CAL.,  Dec [?] 1913

[To] Miss Margaret Martin

        197~N. Main St.

        Cincinnati

                 Ohio

"Merry Xmas

from

Aunt Lena

and

Uncle Harry

~

1913"

Have Been Killing Chickens, But There's Travelling to Be Done, Annie to Murry Pike, Irasburgh, Vermont, 1909

 

[Postmarked] North Wolcott, VT  Dec 24 1909

[To] Mr Murry Pike,

        Irasburgh,

        Vt.

"Dec 23 - 09

Ernest has carried papa out to Ben's tonight, Mother goes with us to Stowe tomorrow, and from there to Barre to spend Xmas she had an special invite and I am so glad she is going. We are all going to start for Cheneys in the morn. Have been killing chickens and doing everything today.

Good Bye,

From Annie" 

 

So Saith Mrs. B. to Sally E. Dow, Searsport, Maine, 1917

 

[Postmarked] Garland, Maine Dec 21 1917

[To] Miss Sally E. Dow,

        Searsport, 

        Maine.

       

"I hope you 

Will have a 

Merry Christmas 

so saith

             Mrs. B."

C U L8R Mary Schraut, S. Braintree, Massachusetts, 1908

 

[Postmarked] Quincy, Mass, Dec 20 1908

[To] Miss Mary Schraut

        Central Ave.

        S. Braintree

                Mass.

"I'll see you later, Mary.

                  M.E.S."

A Message on the Front from A.H. to Mrs. J. B. Tasker, Hillsboro Bridge, New Hampshire, 190[7?]

 

[Postmarked] Brandon VT, Dec [??] 190[7?]

[To] Mrs. J. B. Tasker

        Hillsboro Bridge,

        New Hampshire

        Coshocton, Ohio

     

[Written on front of card]

"Wishing you all a Merry Christmas. A. H."

Merry Christmas, Plain and Simple, to Grace from Helen, ca. 1911

 

[No postmark, no stamp]

"Merry Christmas to Grace from Helen."

[Series 210 F. SLC 1911]

To Mr. Oscar Weeks at St. Paul's College, Concordia MO; 1908

 

 

[To] "Mr. Oscar Weeks

        Concordia, MO

       St. Pauls College

St. Louis Mo

12-4-08

---------

Best wishes and congratulations to your birthday

from

Ed & Sylvia"

 

To Greet You in All Sincerity, John Luther, 1911

 

[No Postmark, No stamp]

"To:  Mr. John Luther

From Mr Mrs C. H. Mann [Moen/Marn/??]

Dec 24, 1911"