Mabel Deal's 1894 Autograph Album

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	Album Cover	Inside Front Cover
	28 Nov 1891: Friend Mabel… There is nothing like a good life. Very truly, Leslie B. Hoisington	11 Dec 1891: “Only in dreams is the ladder thrown from the weary earth to the sapphire wall. But dreams depart and visions fall; And the sleeper wakes in his pillow of stone.” M.B. Tower
	29 Mar 1894: “To know what to do is good; To know how to do it is better; To know what, why and how is still better”. Miss H. H. Whipple.
	11 Oct 1892: Dear Mabel, Your friend and schoolmate: Lottie Gibbs. Three Rivers Michigan. In the church.	2 Apr 1894: Compliments of your friend. Myrtle Leland.
	30 Mar 1894: Dear Mable: Take all the pleasures of all the spheres, and multiply each through endless years, one minute of heaven is worth them all. Your friend Agnes Kirn. Three Rivers Mich.	Friend Mabel: Keep to the right as the law directs for such is the way of the road. Keep to the right whoever expects Securely to carry life’s load. Your friend Ada W. Garberg
	12 Oct 1892: Dear Mabel Make sunshine wherever you go. Ever your friend Faye Bigbee	29 Mar 1894: Friend Mabel, “Fate may unearth clouds may lower, enemies may be combined. If your trust in God is steadfast, he will help you, never mind.” Mable Prism?
	Friend Mabel, The snow had begun in the gleaming, and busily all the night. Had been heaping field and high way with a silence deep and white. Your friend Lucy Mash	Friend Mabel Remember me as a friend. Lee McKey.
	Friend Mable Be not simple good But be good for something is the wish of your friend Effie Avery. City March 29, 1994	Three Rivers Oct. 14, 1892. Friend Mabel – Our greatest glory is not in never failing but in never falling but in rising every time we fall. Your Friend Ella Henderson
	March 29, 1894. Dear Mabel – “Doing mean, dishonest deeds ever leads to sorrow; Short the pleasure won today dark disgrace tomorrow. “Doubt not doubt not; little sins are but beginning; Darker deeds do follow fast, deeper sorrow bringing.” Nellie Dougherty.	Dear Mable. Friendship is a golden knot. Tied by an angular hand. Your friend Jennie Wooster. Remember the sleigh
	My Little Friend – Seen to do that which is right in the sight of God if you wish to unselfishness and contentment. Sincerely Yours,______ Three Rivers Mich.	Dear Mabel: Always remember your friend and the fun we have had together. Minnie A. Herndon. Remember me.
	Dear Mabel: Friends are like books They should be few and well chosen. Athol Thoms.	Friend Mabel: A nobel deed is a step towards God. Mary Grosking March 20, 1893 Three Rivers, Mich. Remember me. A Friend.
	Compliments and kind wishes of Belle Troy. 1892 – 11 – 4	Dear Mabel. A noble deed is a step toward God. Yours sincerely, Elizabeth Buck.
	March 30 ’94 Compliments of your friend and school mate. Charles S. Boyer. Three Rivers Michigan	Lizzie S. Pratt Fayetteville New York. Three Rivers Michigan October 11, 1892.
	Dear Mable: I count this thing to be grandly true. That a noble deed is a step towards God. Lifting the soul from the common ____ To a purer air and a broader view. L. Ferguson Three Rivers Mich. March 30, 1894.	March 29, 1894. Dear Mabel: Compliments and best wishes of your friend. Meta B. Mowrey.
	March 29, ’94; Friend Mabel Compliments of Louie Constantine. Three Rivers, Michigan. Schoolmate. Your Friend.	Three Rivers Mich. Oct 11, ’92; Friend Mabel, As you look these pages through, you will think of childhoods friends, May I be classed among the few that will prove true till the end. Nora. Written at school.
	Compliments of your friend and schoolmate. Clark W.	Three Rivers, Mich March 30, ’94. Friend Mable: Do your duty that is best, leave unto the Lord the rest. Your friend and schoolmate, Jessie Sweetman. Forget me not.
	Mabel Compliments of your friend schoolmate Frank Francisco. March 30, 1894	Mabel – Kind words should always be spoken. Your friend, Mabel Bond. Three Rivers, Oct 11, 1892.
	Mabel May your joys be as deep as its ocean and your sorrows as light as its foam. Your friend Gracie Baker. Oct 12, 1892.	Mabel, When you sail through life in your little bark canoe, Then think of me, And I’ll think of you. Yours Sincerely, Gertrude H. Oct 11, 1892. Three Rivers Mich.
	Compliments of Fred Messany. Kalamazoo, Mich. 214 East Water St.	Dear Mable When my heart no more is beating And my face no more you see When beneath the ground I’m sleeping Will you Kindly think of me? As Your Brother, Carl. Three Rivers, Mich. Jan 12, ‘95