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Day in the Life

Feb 14, 1891

Journal Entry

February 14, 1891 ~ Saturday

14 I went to the Gardo & had a Meeting with Clawson
& Trumbow & returned to the farm 6 mils

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Clawson, Hiram Bradley
7 Nov 1826 - 29 Mar 1912
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Letter from Alfred Lundberg Farrell, 14 February 1891
Logan City, Utah, . President Wilford Woodruff, Salt Lake City, Utah. Dear brother: Now that I am prepared to answer your notice of acceptance of call as Missionary, would say that I do accept of the call, and that I aim to be in the cCity in time to get my credentials and start on Wednesday the 25th. inst. Enclosed you will please find endorsement of my Bishop. I remain Faithfully yours, Fred Lundberg Prest W Woddruff Dear Brother I can recomend Brother Fred Lundberg as a good Latter Day Saint and as such I recomend him to your Brother in the Gospel Thomas X Smith Bp of the Logan Fourth Ward of Logan City O.K. J. F. S.
Letter from William Spry, 14 February 1891
Chattanooga, Tenn., President Wilford Woodruff Salt Lake City Utah Dear Brother- I arrived here last Tuesday all well, and found the affairs of the mission in a fairly prosperous condition. A number of baptisms have taken place during the past season, and the Elders as a rule have been kept at work in a very gratifying manner. Occasionally some will get a little discouraged at the outlook and think they are doing but little indeed, but with a little encouragement and the growth of renewed interest in portions of their fields, they branch out again with increased vigor and find ample oppor- tunity for doing good. As much as possible I move around among them but owing to the great distance some of them are away I cannot reach them as much as I would like. We have applications for additional help in some of our conferences owing to the interested manifested and we shall increase our force some 5 or 6 by the company of Elders expected next month. We can use them to advantage, and they will assist materially in spreading the gospel among the people.
Letter from John Samuel Bingham, 14 February 1891
Te Puke First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Salt Lake City, Utah Dear Brethren: Your kind, interest- ing, and instructive letter un- der date of Jan. 7th came to hand on the 9th inst., and was perused with much pleas- ure. In accordance with your instruction, I have notified Elder H. S. Geddes of his release, and have instructed him to be prepared to sail for home by the vessel which leaves Auckland on Mar. 23. He will be accompanied

Feb 14, 1891