The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-03-28
LETTERS AND ANSWERS.

Dear Aunt Busy-It was very kind Of
you to say my letter was interesting.
] would ike to tell you more of what
see but I am afraid my letter woud
be too long. 1 went to a place the
UoueI day called hsnermans camp. 1t
is about five miles away. 1 saw three
small octopuses. They are the rumest
looking things. When 1 poked one with
stick it caught hold Of my stick and
nearly pulled me in a pool of water.
I was standing on a sharp rock after
a while and saw two more. saw a
lot Of crabs, fish and snails Of all kinds
walking around with their shells on
their backs. l saw a piece of a whales
spine, il was about a foot thick. Since
l have been here I have seen so many
things that have come out of the sea;
some ugly things and some pretty
things The star fish are pretty when
they are alive. / don't like my school
here as well as in Salt Lake, but I am
trying to study hard so as to be pro-
NOTED in the fall. My teachers name
Is Miss J. A. Smith.
Father Fortier is the only priest here,
but the church is small. like him
Very much; he teaches Sunday school,
too. Yours truly, your loving friend.
CLARK DOOLITTLE.
Another interesting letter from Aunt
Busys loving friends" Clark Doo-
little Aunt Busy is sure that the nieces
and nephews also think your letters
interesting. You are seeing many Won
derful things, Clark, that other chill
dren only read about. Be careful Of
yourself, though. Aunt Busy does not
Wa Der lcvirg friend t. be ou led into
q pool Of water by any dreadful crawl
ing thing. BY the way. dear nephew,
Hll you please tell Aunt Busy what is
The meaning Of ''rumest?" The poor
Old woman really wants to know. Aunt
Busy saw your good papa the other
DAY. He was looking very well and is
always talking about his dear ones in
california, so continue to study hard,
lear, so your good parents viii be
pleased and proud. Be sure to write tn
aunt Busy frequently, your letters are
charming.
Aunt Busy has a very talented
lephew in Pocatello, as all the dear
Urls and boys will know when they
read the following pretty verses. His
name is Richard E. Murphy. Aunt Busy
hopes TO hear from him often.
IHE GUARDIAN ANGEL
Sweet spirit how canst thou leave thy
home
To guard me, such a sinful child?
Dost thou find it more pleasure here to
roam?
To watch and keep me undefled?
an, yes. thy love for Him is strong.
and thou wilt teach me how to love,
and turn me from the path of wrong
10 that great white city above.
sweet Spirit. pray thee, guide me
Oh, turn not from my side,
ana When the storm is raging, hide me /
rom the angry, angry tide.
Richard Z. Murphy.
Park City, Utah, March %, 1903.
g., Dear Aunt Busy-Probably you would |
me TO claim another niece in Park |
lily, so I viii write to you and tell |
sol about my home and school. l have
IlUe sister. Her name is Eunice; she
mas mick golden curis and large blue
yes and longs each day for me to come
rom school and play with her. I go
the sisters school and after school
hours love to skate and coast. Dear
I 1aunt Busy. my letter is getting quite
s SO ] viii close until another time.
your loving niece,
MARY CRossMAN.
A glad welcome, dear little niece!
~ HusS is so happy 10 know lnaI
, I'e Park City children are taking some ;
unrest in her. Aunt Busy would love
~ ~ see sweet golden-haired Eunice with
o o5g lovely blue eyes. Give the dear wee
Al Al, good big kiss for Aunt Busy.
oo u'lI Busy remembers hearing story
ABOUT fairy that was appointed
- VISIT all the babies in a certain por-
An an Oh the country and kiss them every
~ aunt Busy thinks that must be a
ny agreeable duty. What you Think
pooo you like that fairy's work? Aunt
Ny would sure. Write soon again,
n Park City, Utah. March %, 1903.
M Aunt Busy-We take the Inter-
tb o mar Catholic and love to read
tie 10y and girls page. 1 have a lit
he ne dog named Watch. He is black and
liz long curly tail. He is not cruel
ms, some some dogs, for he can play with
"1ile kittie without hurting her at