The Topsy-Turvey Best Wishes from Lucy, 1911, Brookside, SK

[Stamp upside down, postmarked] Oc 23, [19]11
                                                                                    Cal---?

[To*] Mrs Sandy Gibson
          Brookside PO
          Sask

Dear Sister,
Just a line to say all well. Mother is at Maggie's today I am keeping house myself.Hope to find you all well at home.How is all the children coming on. Maggie Gibson that was at your place last [--?] winter is coming here next Saturday her brother and her sister to [---  ---- ---?] to all [---?] sister Lucy with  + + + + + + 
Love to all from Lucy.

[* If you have any idea where Brookside, Saskatchewan is, please leave a comment. I couldn't find it on any of my maps. Feel free, too, to decipher Lucy's comments if you can.]

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.

Mrs. Lawson Will See You at Church; Morganston, Ontario, 1912

[Two postmarks] Orland Ont, aug 7 [19]12

                             Morganston Ont, Aug 8 [19]12

[To] Mrs. Louis Lawson

          Morganston

                         Ontario

We are invited away for dinner Sunday so if you should come, go to Alice's [?] for dinner and I will see you at church.

               Mrs I. Lawson

                        

A Threshing to Make You Good for the Next Year, Ethel Carr, 1910

[Postmarked] Morganston, Ont. Au 4 '10

[To] Miss Ethel Carr
        Morganston, Ontario.

Dear friend Ethel,
How are you getting along these days? I hope you are preparing for Sunday, for you can expect a house full of people. All the young folks are going to come to give you a threshing to make you good for the next year. I wish you many Happy Birthdays, your sincere friend Minnie.