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Day in the Life

Jun 10, 1889

Journal Entry

June 10, 1889 ~ Monday

(10 I was quite feeble through the day able to walk a little in
the House I missed putting this in before the 11.)

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Letter from Matthias Foss Cowley, 14 June 1889
W. B. Gibbons Preston Preston, Idaho. June 10th, 1889. Mr. Cowley Dear Brother. My Son Wm A Gibbons recieveg a letter from S. L. City stating that his name had been suggested & accepted as a Missionary to Great Britain, to start in Aug. in his case I think there are reasonable obstacles. I suppose the Stake Presidency suggested his name in the first place when he was about 15 years old he hasd a sun stroke which brought on fits but it is seldom now that he has them, but I fear the excitement in traveling may bring them on again & it would not be safe for him to be away from those that know how to treat him at such times & further he is just making a start & is very short of means. he has nothing to
Letter from Nels Forsberg, 6 June 1889
Salt Lake U. T. Elder B. H. Schettler Dear Brother: I am directed to forward to you the inclosed correspondence from Mr Nels Forsburg of this city, who claims to be a Member of the Church. With a request that you will make enquiry in regard to him and his abilities, also as to his standing and fellowship in the Church, and report to the First Presidency. Please return Mr Forsburgs letters with Your reply With Kind regards Your Brother L. John Nuttall Secy
Letter from Lot Smith, 10 June 1889
Tuba, President W. Woodruff, Dear Bro. I done as you advised me. I took an apeal from the Bishops Court to the High Council of this Stake. They reduced the Decision of the Bishops Court $333 I believe & require me to pay A. L. Farnsworth $1,073.75 & I say I do not owe him anything. Now I want advice to pay him or I want an appeal & I dont care which it is. I dont want litigation & I hope I dont want anything but my own. I am so pleased to hear that you brethren can moove round among the people & do your Fathers Work. There is little news here, 2 new boys at our own house, one came on my 59th birthday, 15th of May. Crops good, health of the people good, friendship with the Indians, I am sure is becoming stronger. The best wishes of my heart is with you, Brother Cannon, Joseph F & all the faithful of our Fathers Kingdom. May God lengthen out your life untill you say it is enough, let me come home. Your Bro. Lot Smith P. S. If I am no Judge of Justice I would like some good proof on it the best I know of. You saw the death of Bro. Tenney did you not.

Jun 10, 1889