A Christmas Wish from Lennie to Miss Lillie Squires, Sadie, West Virginia, 1914

 

[Postmarked] CLAYS[VILLE?] Pa Dec 23 1914

[To] Miss Lillile Squires

Sadie, 

W. Va

Braxton Co.

Dec 23, 1914

Dearest friend-- I rec'd 

you letter was surly 

glad to hear from you

I will try and write

you a letter after

Xmas. Wish you all

a Merry Xmas and a

Happy New Years.

Yours as ever

Lennie

Easter Chicks for Aunt Bertha Tobin from Charlie, Ottawa ON, 1914

 

[Postmarked] Montreal, P.Q, Apr 10 12 P.M. 1914

[To]  Miss Bertha Tobin

         19 Second Ave,

         Bank Street

         Ottawa, Ont.

" To Aunt Bertha

With Best wishes

From Charlie"

 

From an Old Flame or Friend? A.M.K. to Roscoe MacKay, Ives, Quebec, 1914

 

 

[Postmarked] Sherbrooke, P.Q. Oct 4 1914, 8 PM

[To] Mr R Mackey [MacKay?]

Ives, 

P Que

"Dear Roscoe

have not 

forgetting you yet, 

I wish you many happy 

returns of the day. 

From an old Fl [?]

A  M  K "

To Lila Morrison from Ella, Who Doesn't Have the Chicken Pox, 1914, New Floss, Ontario

[Postmarked] Stayner, ON, Feb 2, 1914

[To] Miss Lila Morrison
                       New Floss
                           Ontario

Feb 2nd/14

Dear Lila,
      I received your card and thanks very very much. I think its a beauty. I was also glad to hear from you and glad you are getting along so nicely. 
      This is great weather isn't it? Everybody here has the C. Pox nearly except us and Wyants and we are too glad for that. Write to me again Lila if you have time. Sincerely yours,
Ella.

The Big News Is Fred A. Is Here - Happy Birthday, Miss Rorabeck, 1914

[2 Postmarks] Picton Ont, Aug 10, 1914 6 PM
                       South Bay Ont, Aug 11, 1914 

[To] Miss E. Rorabeck
         South Bay
               Ont.

  R.M.D.

Aug 10, 1914

Hope you all are well. As this leaves us Fred A. is at our house. Don't know when he will come down. Ethel.

Birthday Greetings from Philadelphia to Boyd C. Parvin, 1914

[Postmarked] Philadelphia PA, Jul 27 1914

[To] Mr. Boyd C. Parvin
        Vineland, 
                        N.J.
R. F. D #6

Wishing you a very happy birthday.

M. J. W.

[front] M.J.W. 14

A Blossom True to Miss Fanny Kropf, Orrville, Ohio, 1914

[Postmarked] Ohio [too faint]

[To] Miss Fanny Kropf,
Orrville,
Ohio

Aug 22, 1914

Rec'd the letter all right yesterday.  Many thanks for the same.  How do you feel since you don't work at the shop?  I am working harder than ever.
Resp'h Yours
Sena [Lena?]

Chicken & Gizzards: A Note to Mr. Lawrence Peel of Ellerslie, Alberta, 1914

[Postmarked] Ellerslie, Alta July [?] 1914

[To]  Mr. Lawrence Peel
Ellerslie, Alta

July 20/14

Oh you chicken?  You should worry. I am writing to all Ellerslie soon.

Mabs

---

How is your gizzard?  Enjoy yourself and be good.

Mr. A [?] [Mya?  Myra?]

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 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