I will phone you Wednesday at __________________.
No post mark. No address.
“From Aunt Cate [Catherine Elizabeth Deaver Weaver]. To Lee [G. Weaver]”
Mostly a sign of the times — a post card to say “be home, I am going to call you”. Like the 21st Century text of “did you read my email?”. This card dates from the early 1900s.
 | Derek on Brad Paisley – 10th Cous… |
 | Pat Shaul on Done, Done, and Done |
 | Stacie Baumgartner on Done, Done, and Done |
| Pat Shaul on Done, Done, and Done |
| Stacie Churches Baum… on Done, Done, and Done |
| Derek on Brad Paisley – 10th Cous… |
| Pat Shaul on Done, Done, and Done |
| Stacie Baumgartner on Done, Done, and Done |
| Pat Shaul on Done, Done, and Done |
| Stacie Churches Baum… on Done, Done, and Done |
A Tree Grew in Oakland 