The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19
Ogden, Utah, May 4, 1!


Address all letters TO Aunt Busy,
Intermountain Catholic.
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Ogden, Utah, May 4, 1900.
Dear Aunt Busy:
1 heard my papa reading about the
terrible mine accident at Scofield. /
think it is Just terrible, so many little
orphans left without their dear papas.
] only wish we had a great big home
in charge of the Sisters for all of them
Door children. Tt was very kind of
Bishop Seaman to offer a home for as
many as could be cared for. l Will
send my little gift with this letter for
them poor children and all nephews
and nieces will give something. May
the Lord have mercy on the souls OF all
the poor men that We're killed Your
loving niece,
GENEvIEVB M'CARDLE.
Dear Ogden Niece, your beautiful
letter will touch the hearts of many,
besides the nephewS and nieces who
write to Aunt Busy. Rt. Rev. Bishop
has fine home nearly complete now,
with the Good Sisters in charge fer any
of the little fatherless children. The
money you sent has been placed in the
So 600 fund started for the orphans.
Aunt Busy is going to send them this
weeks paper that they may know
about the tender, generous heart of
one Of Aunt Busy's little nieces.
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Ogden Utah. May 1. 1900.
Dear Aunt Busy:
You have more than one niece in
Ogden, and / was to write long ago,
but really, dear Auntie, we little girls
have been kept very busy like our Aunt
Busy in Salt Lake City. You Know we
have to help dear Father Cushnahan
al oh IL Y1d
like him ever so much. We often speak
of you and wish you would visit US,
we are so anxious to see you. / go to
St Joseph's school and I am in the
Third reader. We have a lovely little
altar for our Blessed Mother during
May in our class room. Goodbye, with
live from all your Ogden nieces to you
and dear Nelly Dorsey, whom we fond
~ remember.
MARGUERITE MNULTY.
Well welli welli At last Aunt Busy's
Ogden nieces are beginning to write
TO her! Yes, Aunt Busy knows her
little Ogden girls are busy, but try to
spare a few minutes for her. She
hopes to see you all some day. Dear
Father Cushnahan is surely proud Of
his boys and girls, who love him so
dearly. Aunt Busy is glad te know that
you remember our Blessed Mother.
Denver Cello. April %, 1900
Dear Aunt Busy:
AS there is not very many letters
from Denver, thought 1 would write.
1 go to the Sacred Heart school and
] am in the Third grade. The Utah
childrens' letters were in the paper and
1 liked them, they are so short that it
does not take me long to read them.
We take The Intermountain Catholic
and I like to read it. Now dear Aunt
Busy my letter is getting pretty long
so I must close. From your loving
niece. 4 MARGARET RYAN.
Write soon again little niece from
Denver. The Utah nephews and nieces
will be glad TO read your kind words
for them. Aunt Busy loves to hear
from her Colorado boys and girls.
Dear Aunt Busy:
Colorado Springs, May 6, 1900.
I have seen so many letters in The
Intermountain Catholic I thought I
would write a Letter, too. 1 am 8 years
old. / have a sister years old and
another sister . years old. I have a
brother months old. I will close my
letter JOHN MKINNEY.
Aunt Busy is glad to hear from an
other nephew in Colorado. Write a
longer letter next time, John, and tell
Aunt Busy your sisters and brothers
names,
Salt Lake City, May 6, 1900.
Dear Aunt Busy:
have wanted for some time to write
seen you that's why l don't know
aT1o wears old