Letter from Leonard John Nuttall, 6 March 1881
President W. Woodruff.
St. George
Dear Brother.
I was much grieved yesterday
on receiving your telegram to Prest Taylor informing us of
your suffering for two days from an attack of bilious colic, as
Prest Taylor was not in the office I took it to him. You are
remembered for your speedy recovery from this severe attack,
to live many years to assist in directing the affairs of God's Kingdom
on the earth. I hope and trust that ere this you are around
again, but you must be very careful and not expose or overdo
yourself, while you will fell weak. May God bless and preserve
you is the prayer of your friend and brother. I have just
received your letter of March 2nd giving me an account
of your labors at the Temple the day previous. I many
times during that day wished I was along with you, as I
felt to anticipate the joy and satisfaction that would be
experienced by the brethren and sisters at St George on that day,
and can heartily repeat my wishes that you may live to enjoy
many such occasions. I shall read your letter to Prest Taylor
and call to his attention again the necessity of something being
