The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-10-15
LETTERS AND ANSWERS.

Ogden, Utah, Oct. f.
Dear Aunt Busy: The boys are so smart they
think they can get ahead of us girls in writing to
you, but | will show them they not as smart as
they think. / had very nice time during vacation
still go to St. Joseph's school and suppose l will
go TO the Sacred Heart academy next year. Our
Sunday school started few Sundays ago. We
have big crowd wish you could see us all march
ing out after Sunday school. | am in the First
Communion class and hope l shall make my First
Communion soon. We have four swings in our
school yard and everybody has good time. We are
all very glad that Father Cushnahan has returned
for we missed him very much. Tomorrow Edna
Heay and | are to stand the boys in a contest
Please say a prayer that We viii beat. i in
hurry so goodbye Your loving niece,
TERESA O'CONNOR.
Aunt Busy has very high opinion of her dear
Ogden girls but of course she is extremely fond of
the Ogden boys because they have always remem-
bered her. Aunt Busy will certainly visit Ogden
some day just to see the splendid Sunday school
alone. Write frequently to Aunt Busy, Teresa,
because she is sure you bright, dear little girl
or you would not be an Ogden girl.
Ogden, Utah. Sept so.
Dear Aunt Busy: After having such long
cation will write you little letter. We are get
ting along fine in school The boys having
good time playing football. We got a new ball
Father Cushnahan plays with US. | tell you we
have fun. / like school. have very good papa
] am not a Catholic but | starting to study
catechism. In winter we play ball to keep us warm
aand in summer to keep cool. hope you feel
good 10 get this letter.
WELLINGTON COOPER.
Aunt Busy has warm welcome for the dear
new nephew from Ogden Indeed, Aunt Busy did
feel good when she received your bright letter She
is sure that the good papa" has dear, good son.
too in Wellington Cooper.
Ogden, Utah, Sept. %.
Dear Aunt Busy The boys think they are the
only things on the face of the earth you care for,
but want to show them that you have some regard
for the girls. / think girls are lots queter and
more polite than boys. Don't you! The boys OF
our school are pretty good, but then they are en-
Outraged every day. Father Cushnaham bought
them great big football and they have lots OF
fun PLAYING with it. Father plays with them too
When see them playing / almost wish my brother
was big enough to belong to their team. Our school
Is crowded with nice boys and girls. We are work
ing very hard. You must come TO some of our con-
tests this year. | know you will enjoy them Love
from all the girls. Your loving niece,
ESTHER GRAVES.
Really. dear little girl, Aunt Busy agrees with
The dear Ogden bows that they are the salt of the
oarth' utah earth.) She is very fond of them and
would love the Ogden girls Just dearly as the
BOYS if the girls would not neglect her Ut course
the Ogden boys good and lovable SO people can
not help but encourage them. Yes, dear, boys are
not as ouiet and polite as girls, but the grlies are
expected to be gentle, sweet and lovely. Some day
the boys will realize and appreciate how sweet the
girls are; then Aunt Busys nieces will be able to
influence the dear fellows and make them quiet and
polite.
Aunt Busy thinks that if the girls have pretty
MANNERS the bows will be more polite. But, dear,
dear. how Aunt Busy does dislike quiet boysf She
dearly loves the fellows who say ~gol!y,@ gee WIZ
ejimminy,r bully etc-the NOISY chaps who are