The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-12
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ADDRESS all letters to Aunt Busy,
lntermounitain Catholic.
Salt Lake City. May L
Dear Aunt Busy:
60 to St. Mary's Academy. I like it
very much. My teacher is very good.
Last Sunday was my birthday / was s
years old. l am in the second reader
l go to Sunday school every Sunday.
Goodby; l will write more next time.
Your loving niece,
WINNIE M'DONOUGH.
Aunt Busy is delighted to hear from a
little pupil of St. Mary'S. The little
girls there have never yet written to
her. Won't you write soon again. Win
nie2
Pueblo, Colo, May 1.
Dear Aunt Busy:
This wiH be the first time l nave
written TO you. l am y years old. 1 go
to school every day. have a very love-
" teacher Her name is Sister Kostha.
My mother was sick with rheumatism
for two weeks, but is better now. 1
have helped her with the work. I love
my papa and mamma. and brothers.
This is the first day of May, and all
the flowers will be blooming. I think
/ better close, so as not to make my
letter too long. So goodby. Your loving
niece, ELLA NORRIS.
Aunt Busy welcomes her little niece
Ella gladly. She hopes your dear
help mamma, if she be we'll or i'll, and
God viii bless you.
Spokane, Wash, April 90, 1900.
Dear Aunt Busy:
As 7 have not seen any letters from
Spokane, Wash, 1 thought l would
write one. I am a little girl, years
I'D 70 Na of a alz
Name. l am in the third reader. Our
Pastor is Rev. Father Hauten. Well. as
my letter is getting too long, viii say
goodby From your new Mere.
MARY Z. DEMPSEY.
The dear little niece from Spokane
is very welcome. Aunt Busy had no
idea she had a little niece away up
there. Won't you write soon again?
Salt Lake CITY, May 3, 1900.
Ny Dear Aunt Busy:
I read your letter about what you
wanted US to do during May, and am
doing what you said about the flowers
for the Blessed Virgin We have a nice
picture Of The Blessed Mother, and
every day my little sister and put
some flowers in front of 1t. We had lots
Of lilacs last week. Goodby, Aunt Busy.
1 hope you viii be glad to know I did
what you said. Your loving niece,
MARY NJ INIOot1.
Dear faithful little niece, Aunt Busy is
very glad TO hear that you did what
she suggested. Surely our Blessed
Mother loves the little girl who honors
her so much. Aunt Busy hopes TO near
from many more Of her boys and girls
as to what they have been doing. she
is sure that others besides you read her
letter and are following her sugges-
ton.
Pueblo, Colo, April 80, 1900
Dear Aunt Busy:
AS 1 have heard OF my aunty, but
have never seen her, 1 Thought would
write a few lines tonight. l was II years
old the It'll Of April. lam in the nth
grade and have a very lovely teacher.
Nv papa fs sick with pneumonia, but Is
feeling better now, so goodby, hoping
to see my letter in print. Your loving
niece HAZEL HUGHES.
Aunt Busy feels SO happy over every
letter. she receives from her dear boys
and girls in Colorado. She hopes to
hear from YOU soon, that your good
papa is quite well again. A good pupil
always thinks her teacher lovely Write
soon aZain.
Colorado Springs, Colo, April 49, 1870.
Dear Aunt Busy:
I promised TO tell you Of my pets,
and 1 will now do so. L have pug
dog that lis so fat he can hardly walk.
We put the old cat upstairs to hunt
mice but instead she looked for bed
for her three babies. She CLIMBED out
Of the window and down the LADDER,
and carried them up from the cellar
one by one.
/ also have two pet pigeons. Tney
had two eggs. but today the nest feII
to the ground and broke them. NOW l
will say good7by. hoping you are IN COCO
health: l remain, your loving nephew
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM.
Amt Bugv has been expecting to
hear from YOU again. All the nepheWs
and nieces will think your letter very,
interesting. Aunt Busy wishes more o.
her boys and girls would write ABOUT
their pets You write a very nice iett eI
and Aunt Busy would love to see Ola Iat
buggy and the mother Of those Kittens.