Letter from C. N. Shirt, 3 March 1889
Mr. Wilford Woodruff.
Dear sir
The landlord of the hotel, in
which, I was clerking, sold out
to another man, and the other
man gave my position to one of
his sons. I was then offered a place
in a restaurant but at such a
small salary, that I concluded
I would go to Cincinnati and
see if I could not do better, but
as I was not successfull in
obtaining employment, I came
barck here and accepted the place
in the restaurant. When I left I
told the postmaster to forward my
mail to Cincinnati until further
orders, but when I returned, I found
