The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-10-18
LETTERS AND ANSWERS.

Rock Springs Wyo., Oct. Z, 1902
Dear Aunt Busy:-I thought 1 would
write TO you and let you know how l
Ike school. 1t is not very hard this
term. We are in fractions now. Geog-
raphy is very easy for me. I am TAX
ing music lessons in school this term.
My teachers name is Miss Everly. 1
VIII close now. From your niece,
SARAH LAVERTY.
Aunt Busy is pleased to know that
you Ike school. This, to Aunt Busy's
mind, is positive proof that you are
a very good child, because all good
little girls like school. Meet your les
sons halfway, Sarah, by studying hard
ana you viii overcome all difficulties.
write often to Aunt Busy, little niece
Diamondville, Wyo., Oct. TO-
Dear Aunt Busy: I thought / would
write TO you again, although you did
not PRINT my last letter. I go to school
every day and am in the fifth grade.
George Kingdom, schoolmate of
nine, died the other day. Mrs. King
norm has had lots of trouble, having
lOSt three children here. Well, Aunt
BUSY, / guess viii close. Excuse this
"Eung for / am in a hurry to get to
Ded. From your nephew.
ARTHUR A. KAVANAUGH.
Aunt Busy has greatly missed your
leOuers, Arthur. She cannot under
stand why she never received your last
Ielter. lie never reached her. because
sne would surely publish it. Why,
morgan and you are two of her very
nearest nephews. She is sorry to hear
" the death of your little friend 1t is
se'y sad for the poor mother, but some
Jay she viii be glad that her darlings
d safe in heaven, waiting to welcome
-ieI. You must treat her very nicely,
- n1rlnur in memory of her dead boy.
by the way, dear chap. are you not an
Z boy? Aunt Busy would like to
near something about this.
st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 5.
Dear Aunt Busy: Although ] live |
away OFF here, I still want to be con-
s.oered one Of your nephews. We take
= ne Intermountain Catholic and l |
LINK 1t a fine paper. / used to be an |
lar boy, two years ago, but 1 quit. |
lou see, there was a fellow in charge |
- Us big boy, and he used to boss us !
.usl awful, so one day myself and three
more quit and we never went back. 1 /
suess | am too old now, l am II. Well, |
SOht lilE ltJlcM.
LAURENCE DOOLEY.
A glad, glad welcome to the dear
.ephew in St Louis! Aunt Busy is de-
lshted, indeed, TO hear from you. So
.ou used to be an altar boy. and you
,qult. Aunt Busy was sorry to hear
ms. You ceased to be an altar boy
ust because some one "bossed' youi
' ell, Aunt Busy does not think you did
ight. Do you think the great st. Lau-
ehce, after whom you are named,
'ould have acted so? Aunt Busy does
OF know the circumstances, but obedi-
nee and respect for authority is a very
nportant matter, dear boy. It is one
MES hardest lessons, of course. but
lie has many lessons that must be
armed, harder lessons than those in
ook and school, and it is only by being
Uncontrolled and obedient that one
arms to control others. Think this
YER, dear boy, and do please rid your
nail head of the idea that you are too ! !
q TO be an altar boy. Too old And
NY IL? Let gray-haired, specialized
q creatures like Aunt Busy remem- Z
ar they are old. but no one of your ]
Sc Should get this idea for the next (