Letter from Alva J. Butler, 23 January 1891
Pres. Wilford Woodruff:
Dear Brother:
Your letter of the
23rd, of last month received yesterday.
In reply, I will say, that I am, at
present, teaching the Dist. school, and the
trustees would like me to continue until
May, but if it is your desire that I should
go at the time appointed or wait until May
I will respond cheerfully and will be prepared,
with the help of the Lord, knowing that it
is my duty, to go as you direct.
Your obedient servant in the cause of Truth,
Alva J. Butler
P. S.
Please answer by return mail, so that I can prepare
accordingly.
Very respectfully, A. J. B.
Alva Butler
Bp. Granite Ward
Address:
Alva J. Butler,
Butlerville P. O.
Salt Lake Co., Utah.
Give him all the time he needs
and let him report when ready,
& further if needed as a School teach
