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Day in the Life

Aug 2, 1865

Journal Entry

August 02, 1865 ~ Wednesday

2nd We drove to Willow Creek, held a meeting in the bowery
G Q Cannon Prayed W. Woodruff spoke 15 minuts G Q C. 12
H. C. Kimball ^20^ F D Richards 22. H C Kimball spoke again 14
T B H Stenhouse 9, L Snow 4 minuts then J Taylor dismissed
we took Dinner then rode to Brigham City whare the company
stoped for the night. I drove on to the Musketoe settlement 4 mils
further & spent the night with Robert & Susan Scholes 25 mil
musketoes were in clouds smoke fires had to be build to live

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Richards, Franklin Dewey
2 Apr 1821 - 9 Dec 1899
784 mentions
Apostle
1966 mentions
Apostle
Kimball, Heber Chase
14 Jun 1801 - 22 Jun 1868
1402 mentions
Apostle
Taylor, John, b. 1808
1 Nov 1808 - 25 Jul 1887
1834 mentions
Apostle
Snow, Lorenzo
3 Apr 1814 - 10 Oct 1901
655 mentions
Apostle, Family
Scholes, Robert
19 Nov 1835 - 14 Jul 1891
94 mentions
Family
Scholes, Susan Cornelia Woodruff
25 Jul 1843 - 6 Oct 1897
357 mentions
Family
Stenhouse, Thomas Brown Holmes
21 Feb 1824 - 7 Mar 1882
27 mentions

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Discourse 1865-08-02
Elder W. Woodruff said that the things of the world are of little conse- quence to us without salvation. He was glad to find so many of the Saints here whom he had seen in distant countries beyond the seas. We are now where we can have peace, worship the Lord and enjoy ourselves in security. It requires the Spirit of God to enable us to properly appreciate our blessings. Those that have that Spirit can see the kingdom of God in the latter times. There is no greater work in which a man can feel interest than this work in which we are engaged. We ought to be rich in the treasures of knowledge and understanding. The Lord owns and blesses this people. If a man wants to look at miracles, he may see them in the establishment and preservation of this church. We live in a fast age, and the Lord is doing a great work in our day. The wicked say Let Zion be de- filed. This is the feeling of the enemies of truth, but they do not under- stand the counsel of the Lord: we do. We come to visit you and comfort you. We have left our labor at home to take care of itself, and we are glad to see the people spend an hour or two to come to meeting. Let us do right and God will be our friend. Jacob is but small, but he will rise, the little one become a mighty people and the small one a strong nation. Make yourselves a good town here, and plant orchards and vineyards. Let your deeds be accepta- ble before God and you will always be happy.

Aug 2, 1865