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Mar 25, 1891

Journal Entry

March 25, 1891 ~ Wednesday

March 25 1891
I signed 7 Recommends I received 5 Letters I wrote
2 letters to Sarah & Thompson I met with Bank board
{I signed} 2 {notes for five hundred dollars for the purchase}

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Woodruff, Sarah Brown
1 Jan 1834 - 9 May 1909
695 mentions
Family
Thompson, William Henry
1 May 1838 - 3 Apr 1922
260 mentions
Missionary

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Letter from William A. Wright, 25 March 1891
Wilford Woodruff Dear Bro Your secretarys letter at hand; and at his request I herewith enclose the letter that I received from you last year calling me on a mission; I think it will give the desired information. Respt Your Bro W. A. Wright
Letter from Charles William Stayner, 25 March 1891
President Woodruff, Dear Sir & Brother: The following Elders are released to return home, all having honorably filled their Missions in full, except Elder Misener who is sick, but who has labored over six months, to the best of his ability. Simpson Misener, ^via D & R. [G.]^ ticket de- sired from Latimer Trumbull Co Ohio. R. A. Thorley, Robison Greene Co. Indiana. O. H. Randall, via U. P. & Chicago & Omaha from Metz, Marion Co, W. Va. J. W. D. Hunter from Metz also, but would like to get to Pocatello Idaho, if just as convenient, via Omaha Chicago & U. P.
Letter from William Spry, 25 March 1891
President Wilford Woodruff Salt Lake City Utah Dear Brother The note of Bro Nuttalls en- closing telegram of Bro Thatcher relating to condition of Elder Blair was received last night. I left Bro Blair in Chattanooga on night of 10th inst and he departed a few hours afterwards for his field of labor in Kentucky. He was then feeling quite well, better in fact than when he left home. I have since heard of him and there was nothing in the report to get alarmed over. Bro Blair is not a strong man by any means and considering that, he was sent into Kentucky because of the better food that he would get com- pared with some other parts of the Mission. At the same time there is more or less walk- ing to do there perhaps more than in

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Mar 25, 1891