From a post card Sabetha Kans Aug 5 1909
Mrs Elizabeth Wolfkill, Morrill, Kans
Hello Aunt Liz I got your P.C. We are all well, Ma and Maud went to Okla 2 weeks ago last saturday, I don't know how long she will stay she intended to stay 3 or 4 weeks in here she went sick dont know how long she will stay, Olan Mrs. Dan Holderman's daughter lives across the road from us. O my there is squalling from morning to night My we had a big rain last night about the biggest we had this year I guess you herd that Ed is married You bet I am still weavin I have 12 pieces it seems I can'trump it down How do you like the looks of this man he is getting his hay in this Leaves us all well Write when you can Elmiara Hostetter (The card has a picture on the front of a man in a canoe with a long pole standing next to a hay field with a horse and two wheel card loaded with hay. May have been a photograph, it is a circular picture as thru a scope, blue haze trim around the picture.
Letter from Neil Knepper to his Aunt Elizabeth Wolfkill.
Hello Aunt Lil. I sent a card to Grandma for her birthday and I asked
mamma to let me send one to you. Neil Knepper (I was out of cards so had to
let him send this) (NOTE: This post card was an Easter card.)
Dated Aug. 16, 1910 from Mo. to Morrill, Ks.Had four sons, as of letter from Bonnie Everhart of N.C., June 1992.