A Couple of Cats for Marion Leitch of Cranbrook, BC, 1909

 

[Postmarked]  AP 5, 1909, Oak Lake, Man

[To] Miss Marion Leitch

        Cranbrook, B. C.

 

"From Maurice Leitch, Oak Lake, Man."

 

 

A Christmas Kitten for Miss Mary Robertson from Mrs. King, Circa 1910

 

[Unposted]

[No address]

"From 

Mrs King

to 

Miss Mary Robertson

 

Too Sweet for Any Thing! to Rose Scribner, Hudson, Washington, 1912

[postmarked] Valparaiso, Ind., Feb 12, 1912

[To] Mrs. Rose Scribner
        Hudson, Washington

I am still looking for that letter. I think this kitty is too sweet for any thing. You must have quite a collection of cats. Ray picked out this one. Della

Mrs Crowley, Any Talking Machine Needles to Spare? 1910, Milwaukee

 

[Postmarked] Calhoun, Wis. Mar 29 1910

[To] Mrs. D. Crowley

535  36 St. Milwaukee

Wisc.

Dear Sister Lean [?]

have you got any talking machine needles to spare I have been out for a long time will you please send me a doz. I expect Frank + Maggie out Sun.  You come out too if you can.  how are you all, write soon, Rose.

You can put the needles in an envelope.

 

Sweet Card, Sad News, to Mrs. John D. Hale, East Swanzey, New Hampshire, 1914

[Postmarked] Keene, NH, Jul 6 1914

Mrs. John D. Hale
East Swanzey
N.H.
Box 57

Dear Ida,

Just a line for it is one o'clock now.  Uncle Charlie's  & Effie's 
baby is dead buried tomorrow.

Mother

There's No Mistaking It's From Ida: to Ray Reamer, 1908

[Postmarked] North Liberty, Ind. ?? 1908


[To] Mr Ray Reamer
North Liberty
Ind.


Helloo Kido
I suppose you got home all ok.  Don't forget to write.  
Yours as B4
Ida May [possibly Ida Mays]