Letter from James Woolstenhulme, 29 January 1889
Kamas
President Woodruff Dear Brother
Having recieved your notice
of apointment as a missionary
to Great Britain I can
say in reply that I am
willing, knowing it
to be my duty, I having
meny kin in that country
that have never heard
the gospel. I am a little
embarrassed at the present
in money matters as I have
just served a term of
65 day in the penitentiary
and a fine of 65 dollars
But the greatest hinderance
in the way at present is a
contract I have to furnish
timbers for mining purposes
at park City if I can
finish by the date
mentioned I shall be
prepared, otherwise I
dont know if the parties
will release me of the
contract but will be
on hand as soon as
possable
Your Brother in the Gospel
J Woolstenhulme
S. F. Atwood Bp Kamas Ward
Give him the time
he needs.
L J n
