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Mar 8, 1888

Journal Entry

March 08, 1888 ~ Thursday

8 I signed 37 Recommends I receivd 35 Letters
I A hand pointing to the right wrote 17 Letters to G Teasdale & Tilley.

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Teasdale, George
8 Dec 1831 - 9 Jun 1907
706 mentions
Apostle, Missionary
Teasdale, Matilda Ellen Picton
25 Mar 1858 - 6 Feb 1893
43 mentions

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Letter from Orson H. Worthington, 8 March 1888
Big Cottonwood To Presedent Wilford Woodruff Dear Brother in answer to yours of February 11th as my name as been accepted as a missionary to Great Britain I will make my arrangements to be ready to go by the 10th of April Praying that God our heavenly father will Bless and sustain us in our labours I remain your Brother in the Gospel Orson H. Worthington if any reply Please direct to Norths Post Office Salt Lake Co I recommend Bro Worthington as being a very worthy man D B Brinton Bp Big Cottonwood Ward
Letter from William Spry, 8 March 1888
Wm Spry. . [end of sideways text] OFFICE OF SOUTHERN STATES MISSION CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS. P. O. BOX 103 Chattanooga, Tenn., 8th March 1888. President Wilford Woodruff Salt Lake City Utah Dear Brother: Enclosed you will please find the report of this Mission for the last six months ending 29th of Feby. I trust it will reach you in time to be of service and that it will prove satisfactory to you. Since making our last report to you there has been three new conferences organized and an increase in our force of Elders of 24 There has been a number of new fields opened with very gratifying results. The spirit of persecution which has been so rife in the past, has moderated to a considerable extent, and the people generally are looking with much more kindly feelings upon the Elders and the principles they advocate. Our emigration is gradually increasing

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Mar 8, 1888