Day in the Life

Jun 14, 1891

Journal Entry

June 14, 1891 ~ Sunday

14. Sunday I visited Bishop MCCray. He was in a dying
condition I laid Hands upon him & Blessed him

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Letter from Alonzo Howland Cook, 14 June 1891
President Woodruff Salt Lake Dear Bro In reply to your letter of June 2nd in regard to my condition ^and^ feelings towards the taking of a mission to the southerin states. I will say: Wt With exception of the rather bad condition of my Eyes which causes a dimbeness of sight at times should they be better or no worse at the appointed time I will endeavor to bre ready However I shall work to that end and I know of nothing else at pres- ent that would profevent me making an effort to comply with your request You did not name the day in Jany Yours Truly Alonzo Cook Robert Calder Bp O.K. (?) J. F. S.
Business/Financial - Account Book, 1889-1898
Recevd of James Jack N T. $50
Letter from George Teasdale, 14 June 1891
Colonia Diaz, President Wilford Woodruff, Salt Lake City, Utah. My Beloved Brother: There being no Sabbath School this morning, in consequence of the sickness amongst us, I sit down to have an old fashioned chat with you, of a personal nature. To tell you what I am doing and how things are here generally. I need not say how disappointed I have been because you were unable to pay us a visit, and I have the happiness of telling you face to face what I am going to try to do on paper. When we came here, we stayed at Sister Almira Hendricks for a few weeks, and then we moved into two rooms of Bro. Sulivan C. Richardsons house. He and family were away from Colonia Diaz visiting relatives & friends in Arizona & New Mexico. When they returned, we moved into one room, which was kindly placed at our disposal, by Bro. E. M. Curtis, who was staying in a two room- ed house he was renting. This house was for sale and after a time it was about to be sold and to save myself having to move again, or be out of doors I thought it to secure a shelter for my self and folks. We had no furniture but had borrowed some until we could get some. Bro. Curtis' folks removing gave us the two rooms by which we were made more comfortable and we commenced getting some furniture. We went on a visit to Colonia Juarez and the upper settlements, and Sister Etty took quite a liking to Juarez and preferred to live there. So we made inquiries as to how we could obtain a home in Juarez it being more central

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May 29, 1891
People's Party is disbanded; Church members advised to join Democrat/Republican parties.

Jun 14, 1891