On the back of the card is this biographical information:

Harold Bell Wright, born, Rome, N. Y., 1872

Francis E. Long, born, Buffalo, N. Y., 1875

Married, Buffalo, N. Y., 1899

Gilbert Munger Wright, born, Pittsburg, Kan., 1901

Paul Williams Wright, born, Pittsburg, Kan., 1902

Norman Hall Wright, born Redlands, Cal., 1910

     Harold Bell Wright after attending Hiram College held pastorates in the Christian Church at Pittsburg, Kansas; Lebanon, Missouri; Kansas City; Missouri; and Redlands, California.  He quit preaching in 1908.

     Mr. Wright has painted a number of very credible landscapes.  His painting, "The Old Trail," presented to his friend and publisher is the most notable, largely because of its associations.  He sacrificed his art for literature in 1909.

     "That Printer of Udell's" published in 1903 was the author's first book.  This was followed by "The Shepherd of the Hills," "The Calling of Dan Matthews," "The Uncrowned King," "The Winning of Barbara Worth," "Their Yesterdays," and "The Eyes of the World" published August 8th of this year--1914.

     The Wright family are devoted one to the other, and all are great lovers of God's out-of-doors.