The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-04-14
Dear Nephews and Nieces.

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Dear Nephews and Nieces:
Next Sunday we celebrate the feast
of our Blessed Savior's resurrection.
The feast of Easter is the image of
heaven, dear boys and girls.
The alIeluias sung on this dav are
but the faint notes of the songs of
gladness we hope to one day sing for
ever.
Let US all try to be found worthy to
celebrate this glorious day; not only
this Easter, but all the Easter tides
that may come in our lives. Let US do
all the good that we can; not stand
waiting for some great thing to do,
but some little thing, particularly some
little Kindness. Life will be very seri-
Gus for you some day, dear young
people; our words and deeds will be
remembered long after we are gone
You who are only beginning your lives
must think Of what your own way of
living viii bring to you, if your lives
are TO be happy. Happiness, dear chill
dren, only comes from doing your duty.
Disobedience at home and in school
VIII not make you happy; idleness, un-
Kindness, bad manners, no kind of
wrong doing can make you happy.
Think of this every day and see how
true it is. But this is enough of a lee
ture. How serious old Aunt Busy is
getting,
A bright, happy Easter dear boys
and girls, is the loving wish of your
AUNT BUSY.
Salt Lake City, March &c, 1900
Dear Aunt Busy:
have not written you a letter for so
long that / thought it was time now.
I was 10 years old the Sth of this month.
and had a party. It was not large
one, but l enjoyed it just as much.
got book for a present. and a cup
and saucer, salt and pepper set and
another cup and saucer I was sick
the Sunday before last and could not
60 TO church nor to school that week
TIL Thursday. I viii close my letter
now, for it is getting late. From your
loving niece,
ORA McDERMOTT.
Aunt Busy is delighted to hear from |
her little niece Ora once more She
thought she was forgotten. Aunt Busy !
is sorry to know You were i'll. SO you (
had a birthday party. Poor Aunt Busy |
is too old to have birthday parties any /
more. Is that not a pity?
Park City Utah, March so. 1900
Dear Aunt Busy:
We take the Intermountain Catholic. /
and as so many little boys and girls |
are writing to you, I thought I would |
do So too. / am - years old and go to
St Marv's School. ! made my first |
communion on last All Saints Day
The little boys and girls in Park City
have lots Of fun in the winter. when
there is so much snow, the coasting is
just splendid. ! do not think Park City
would be a very good place for bicycles,
as there are so many hills here but we
manage to have q good time even if
We do not enjoy the fun of bicycle rid
ing. Promising you that you viii hear
from me again some time, I remain,
your loving niece,
LULU KELLY.
You are welcome, little niece from
Park City. Aunt Busy was thinking
Of writing a letter to her boys and
girls in Park soon. You write a nice
hand. Write soon again.
Park City, Utah, March 81, 1900
Dear Aunt Busy:
7 read The Internountain Catholic
every week, and I like especially to
read the letters from all my cousins
who write TO you. I do not see many
you would like TO hear from time to i
time how your little nieces here are 6
getting along I attend St. Mary's ,
school and I have been attending the
Lenten devOtiOng nearly every Wednes-
day and Friday evenings during Lent !
we have lovely weather UP here, but
there is a great amount Of snow yet on ]
he mountains I
As this is my first letter to you, will /
not make it too long. Your loving {
liece, FLORA CROSSMAN. I
You are also a welcome little niece
rom Park City. Aunt Busy has often I
wondered If she had many nephews 7
and nieces up there. For the future I
write often. You write a good hand.
Park City. Utah, March 26th 1900. '
Dear Aunt Bus--: Y
We take the IntermOutain Catholic G
md / like to read the boys and girls 6
page. I read the letter to Aunt Busy E
go to St Mary's school here. l love
ny teacher very much; her name Is /
sister Gabriel. l am well, hoping my t
etter Will find you well also, write soon.
Your loving nephew. 2
ALBERT KELLY, aged 10 years. f
Aunt Busy is delighted to hear from n
-ou Albert. Thanks for your kindly V
mention OF the paper. Aunt Busy IS s
deased to hear that you love your p
eacher Write soon again d
salt Lake City, All Hallow's f
March 81, 1900. a
Dear Aunt Busy:
/ thought ] would write you a few s
ines to let you know ] am well, hoping "
'ou are well. too. ] go TO All Hallow' a
ollege and l am at the head of my Il
lass like very much TO go to school, s.
ur teacher is going 10 give a prize to "
he best boy in our class at the end "
4 school. ! am going to try hard to Il
ret it. a
/ must make this letter short as
ave my lessons to study, so good bye, Il
our loving nephew, Il
DONALD MORRISON. il
Aunt Busy is very well thank you.
Write to Aunt Busy and tell her about
hat prize. She hopes you viii win
t. Try to keep at the head of the class
Donald. You have a nice name, and >,
'ou are good boy TO like your school, -
. on
salt Lake City, Utah, April g. 1900. p
Dear Aunt Busy: al
! thought I would write TO you see 81
y the paper you have so many nieces. b,
thought maybe you would want Ell
mother. / am a pretty good girl. My ia
ear playmate Ora was telling me all d,
bout you. / was II years old April "
FOOLS day and l had a little birthday al
arty and / wish you were there. If b,
gu don't know me / viii refer you to dt
ear Father Morrissey. Good bye, w
our loving niece, re
MARY T.