The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-03-31
PocatelIo. Ida.. March - 19OO.

POcatello, lda., March IL, 1900.
Dear Aunt Busy-I saw my last letter
in your paper, so I'll write again. I
made my first Communion on the 9th
Of June, 1899, three days before my
birthday. I will be u years old on the
18th Of next June. 1 wrote four stories.
the last one 1 just finished last week.
l have been sick all last week, and
haven't been to school, so I had plenty
of time to write stories l go to St
Joseph's school; I sit with Leo Castle
and I am in the fifth grade. Well, now
1 Will close. Goodbye. Your loving
nephew. EDMUND CONDOR.
Aunt Busy is glad to hear again from
you. Will you send her one of your
stories to read? She is sorry to hear of
your illness. Write often to Aunt Busy.
Carr Station, Weld County, Colo,
March II, 1900.
Dear Aunt Busy-I am going to try
and write you a short letter. I nm 8
years old. 1 have only been to school
six months. We had a nice teacher. 1
have got a pony to ride; his name is
Bill. He comes up to the corral every
day. We have got sixteen calves We
feed bv hand. Our school will open
about the Let Of May. Our church is
situated in Greeley, which is forty-one
miles from here.
Hoping to see my letter in print, 1
LEO CHRISTOPHER MANTEY.
What a nice name. you have, Leo
Aunt Busy would love to see those
calves. oYu write a fine letter, and
you have not been to school very long.
How lucky you are to have a pony.
Write soon again to Aunt Busy.
.
Carr Station, Weld County, Colo,
March IL 1900.
Dear Aunt Busy-As have seen SO
many. letters from little boys and girls,
but none from northern Colorado,
thought I would write one to you. I
am years old, and we go to Carr Sta
ton to school during the incest part
of the year, from May to November. 1t
is seven miles. Our nearest church is
in Cheyenne, which is fourteen miles.
We have had a very mild winter.
Hoping you are enjoying good health,
Aunt Busy, 1 am, your niece,
ANASTASIA AIANTEY.
Mamma had TO write this for me.
You dear little grill You are the
youngest of the many nleces who write
to Aunt Busy. Aunt Busy thinks you
have dear good mamma to write for
you. Write soon again.
Carr Station, Colo. March II, 1900.
Dear Aunt Busy-Ae have seen in |
the paper so many letters that you re-
ceived from your nepheYS and and !
nieces I thought l would write you J
one I am a little girl Z years old. 1 |
am in the third reader. 1 go seven miles |
TO school Aunt Busy have you ever I
been in Colorado? 7 have a doll; I like /!
her very much. like to read the let |
ters in the Intermountain Catholic. l |
am tired writing. 1 will say goodby. If |
1 see this in print 1 will write again. !
AGNES MANTEY.
Aunt Busy is very happy to discover |
q new nephew and two nlece6 In Colo |
RADIO. Your letters are very interesting. |
Aunt Busy was in Colorado last sum
mer. It is beautiful state What |
have Won named your dolly? Aunt Busy
had a very beautiful doll when she was
a little girl. Indeed, Aunt Busy viii
gladly print your letters. Don't forget
to write soon again. "
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Salida, Colo, March IA, 1900.
Dear Aunt Busy:
This is my first letter to you. live
six miles from town. My pastor is
Father RieverlleT. 1 use to go to the
country school. Now I go to the public
school. / am in the Fourth grade.
did not learn much in the country
school I am thirteen years old / have
two nice little pups and large cat.
] have lots OF tun with lneIn. Next
time I will write more. Your loving
nephew, CHARLIE BERGMAN.
Aunt Busy is very pleased to hear
from a new nephew. He seems to be
a bright nephew, too. Have you named
your little dogs yet? Write soon again
and tell US all about them.
-
St Joe, Mo, March Is. 1900.
Dear Aunt Busy:
AS my brot her has been writing to
YOU 1 thought I would write, too. I
go to the Christian Brothers School
and ! am in the Fifth grade. l am eight
years old. Brother thinks we will make
our first Holy Communion in June.
belong to the league of the Sacred
Heart. When / went to st. Joseph's
school Father CUshnahan used to visit
our school often and we all loved to
have him come. He was jolly and full
Of fun. Mrs Jennings used to give US
pals of candy, and of course We loved
to see him come. From your loving
nephew, FOREST DORSEY.
Aunt Busy welcomes Forest Dorsey
among her nephews very gladly. Why
has Robert not written lately? You
write a nice letter. Forest. Aunt Busy
loves to have you write about Father
She knows him also. Mr.
still gives pals Of candy i
Write soon again Forest.