President Wilford Woodruff
and Council.
Beloved Brethren:
The seventh com-
pany of this seasons emigration, left here to-day,
per Guion S. S. Wisconsin, under the Presidency
of Jonas Ostlund, with A. F. Anderson, as his first
and Michael A. Hansen, as his second counsellor.
Andrew J. Aagaard, and Joseph C. Kempe, return-
ing missionaries', the first named through ill health
There are 134 souls in the company, 67 full, and
25 half fares. Included in this number are
two sisters, visitors, who have been visiting their
friends in Scotland, Sisters Janet Morris, and Dick.
They are in excellent health and spirits, and
truly faithful Latter-day Saints. Sister Clara
Johnson, and her two boys, returning from a
visit to friends; and a good sister, Mary A
Chambers, leaving all her family and going
alone to Zion, to spend her days with the Saints
of God. All the others are from Scandinavia.
They appear to be a very fine class of our
people. I met with them on Wednesday eve-
ning last, and I enjoyed much freedom
in speaking to them. The president, Bro Ostlund,
says, he has had no trouble with them at all in
