Letter to Leslie Woodruff Snow, 3 July 1887
Salt Lake City, Utah,
My Dear Leslie
Last nights Mail
brought me your favor of the 28th. I
was glad to hear from you and your
remarks, about Bell. I have written to
Bell Mary & Newton to day I have asked
them if they could not make some
arangement to drive Bell into Logan
once or twice a week I dont know whether
she is able to ride or Not. Newton has but
one team & one waggon and He is in the
Canyon half of the time and his Waggon
is runing geers or Hay rack on our
or sumthing of the Kind Even if you could
see her once a week it would be better than
Nothing. Still it would be better for a
patient to be seen as often as Necessary I
would rather she would rather be under
your care than any one Els, and what
Extra trouble you are at in your visits
Jesse and myself between us will be able
able to pay us you I did not hurt my hand
while fishing owen as I got a fish hook in the
Ball of my thumb and in fingers both on my right
hand Brother Thompson turned ser surgeon and
