A Joyous Bowl of Violets to Father Ottgen at Christmas

 

[No postmark or stamp, undated, est. 1913]

[To] Mrs. J. B. Ottgen

Metamorea, Ohio

R.F. D #18

Father Ottgen:--

This is to wish 

you a Merry

Xmas, hoping

you may enjoy yourself. from

Alta Ottgen

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"

Mrs. Isaac Clark's Postdated Birthday Greeting from Hazel Tompkins, Coshocton OH, 1913

 

[Postmarked] Coshocton, Ohio Feb 14 1913

[To] Mrs. Isaac Clark,

        Coshocton, Ohio

        R. F. D. No. 1

"Feb 15th 1913

Wishing you a "Happy Birthday" 

From

Hazel Tompkins

 

 

Brother John from N.H. Sends His Birthday Wishes to Mrs. Ward, Galt, ON, 1913

 

[Postmarked] Jan 28 1913 P.M., N.H

[To] Mrs John E. Ward

Galt, Ontario,

Canada

136 Chalmer St.

Best wishes for many more happy birthday's.

Brother,

John

 

The Joys of Thanksgiving, Cumberland Co, Nova Scotia, 1913

[Postmarked] Amherst, N.S. Oct 20 1913

[To] Mrs. Cuthbert Stonehouse
        Millvale
        Lily P.O.
        Cum. Co., NS

October 19, 1913

Dear Aunt Susan:- Rec'd your letter and was so glad to hear from you but sorry you are not well and sorry too that you cannot get down this fall. Mamma is at Albert's now so I am doing a stroke at housekeeping. I like it fine. Albert's have a new baby girl. Mary and baby are both well. I was up this morning. I will write soon. Give my love you all and yourself too. Sincerely Yours,
Myrtle.

Hard Times, So Don't Make An Enquiry, Miss Smith; Audley, Ontario, 1913

[Postmarked] Whitby ON Oc 22 [19]13
                       Audley ON Oc 22 [19]13

[To] Miss I.[?] Smith
Audley, Ontario


Will be down on Tuesday some time.

Dr. PA[?]
LESCDCCA [?]

[No idea what these intials mean!]

Sentinel Hollyhock Birthday - 1913

[To] Master Kenneth McIntosh

                  Thornhill,

                             Man

"Greetings for your birthday June 24, 1913.
Aunt Lizzie."

To Miss Florence Elliott, Summerland, BC from Elvie in Stellarton, NS, 1913

[No postmark, although there is a stamp]

[To] Miss Florence Elliott
Summerland, 
British Columbia

Stellarton, 
March 18, 1913

Dear Cousin Florence,
I thought I would drop you a card to let you know we are all well and hope you are the same.  Well Florence how do you like that place by this time.  I wish you could come back this way and make us a visit.  I would like awful well to see you all.  I suppose you have got to be a big girl.  Write and let me know how you all are.

Elvie

To Miss Lauer of Brooklyn, formerly of Philadelphia, 1913: Christmas Greetings

[Postmarked]  Minneapolis, Minn, Dec 3, 1913

[To] Mrs. Ida Lauer
2025 Master Street
Philadelphia Pa
7815-4th A
Brooklyn, N.Y.

With love and best wishes for the holidays

Anna
2311 Humboldt Ave S.
Minneapolis, Minn.

Wafting a Happy Thought to Miss Jessie Lovle, York Beach, Maine, 1913

[Postmarked] Springfield Mass., Jul 9 1913
[second postmark] York Beach, maine Jul 10, 1913


[To] Miss Jessie Lovle,
York Beach, Maine


The Fairview House


Dear Cousin.  Clark has a cottage at the lake for us the 15 and he will be there also.  I think the ride would be a long one for Ollie.  He says every join seems so weak and he is so tired.  The warm days was hard for him.  He has a boy now to draw his cart for him.  Wo Halmay help some but the change is what he needs.  I trust it will help him.  I am glad you and Aunty K. can be there.  Love to you both -- Jennie [or Jessie?]

Sad News to Mrs. W. W. (Alice) Potter, Lena, NY, 1913

[Postmarked] West Exeter, NY Sep 25, 191?,
[To] Mrs. W. W. Potter
Lena, NY
Sept 24, 1913

Dear Sister Alice,
Clarence died Sept 9.  Mother is better.  I guess the medicine you brot[?] her is helping her.  We have had a nice rain.  Hope you are well.  
Your sister, 
Beskia [Bertha?]

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