Letter from Leonard John Nuttall, 18 March 1881
Prest. W. Woodruff,
St. George.
Dear Brother: Your letter to Prest. Taylor
of March 8th, also to myself of March 9th, came
duly to hand. I have been so busy lately that
it has almost seemed impossible to write to you.
I was more than pleased to hear of your speedy
recovery from the attack of bilious colic you
had received, and that you were able to be at
the Temple again, also to hear of the union
and good feelings existing among the brethren
and sisters there. You, with Bro. Teasdale, must
have a glorious time; I almost envy you of
it, but would not do so for the world, yet
cannot help wishing I was there to have
a share. Before you receive this, Bros. Young,
Lyman and Smith will be with you.
Bro. Snow has not yet arrived here, but
is expected to-morrow night, at which
time Bro. Cannon is also expected.
