Day in the Life
Journal Entry
January 01, 1892 ~ Friday
Jan 1, 1892
I am thankful to the Lord that my life is preservd
to see the commencement of 1892 And for the
preservation of my family while so many of
my Naibors have been taken away A great many
of Aged People have been taken away this past
year I have had a great Deal of sickness myself
But have Been preserved untill the President time
I spent most of the day at home I rode up to
Br Beebe in the Afternoon 6 mil
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Beebe, Ovando Collins
14 May 1867 - 27 Dec 1928
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Prest. Wilford Woodruff,
Stalt Lake City, Utah.
Dear Brother:
On the 6th of July
last, I received a letter from you
calling me upon a mission to the
United States. I accepted the call,
stated my immediate circumstances, etc.
according to counsel. I received reply
to this, dated July 31st, signed by Elder
Geo. Reynolds, Secretary of the Missionary
Committee of the Apost[l]es, releasing me
from said mission until I could complete
the entry upon my land, etc. And that when
ready I was to communicate with you
in regard to such instructions as might
then be deemed necessary. In about
three months the term of school I am now
teaching will be nended. I write this
Letter from Mary Isabella Hales Horne, 1892
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Wilford decides temple recommends will be signed by Bishops and Stake leaders only, not by Church president.