Letter from Asahel Hart Woodruff, 21 June 1884
Audley Staffordshire
Dear Father
I was pleased on my arrival
here a few hours ago at finding a letter
from you dated at Rexburg Onida Co Idaho
June 1st, and it is with pleasure that I take
my pen to answer it. Was glad to heare you
are well with the exception of a cold which
I trust will soon leave. You seem to have
had several quite exciting episods in your
travels north. Am glad to hear of the marriage
of Bro M F Cowley and Miss Lydia Hyde of Hyde
Park. I was afraid Matt would go of[f] tlo Calcutta
without getting himself a matrimonial mate
and am therefore somewhat surprized to hear
to the contrariry I also read of the marriage
of two other couples the bridegrooms are two
of Pres Taylors Sons and the brides are misss
Campbell and Colebrook, was acquainted with
all the party and wish them much joy on
thier journey in the matrimonal car. We are
at present in Audley a small town in
Staffordshire about 35 miles south of Mancheter
I will give you a little account of my labors
for the past ten days At our last fast
