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Day in the Life

Feb 6, 1892

Journal Entry

February 06, 1892 ~ Saturday

6. Saturday I spent the day at the House

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Letter from Christian Hirschi, 6 February 1892

Park Valley Mr Woodruff Dear Brother In answering you call will say I have no Excuse to mak if all is well I will try to be redy at the apointed time Your Brother in the Gospell C. Hirschi E. D. Mecham. Bp O.K. J. F S.

Letter from Christian Hirschi, 6 February 1892

Letter from John Paul Cardon, 6 February 1892

LOGAN, UTAH. Prest Wilford Woodruff Salt Lake City Dear Brother Your Letter of Feb 2 Recd on the Third calling me for a mission to the United States to Leave Salt Lake on the 16 of march I will be there on the 14 of march if nothing serias hapens to prevent me from coming I remain Respectfully Your Brother in the Gospel John Cardon O.K. J. F. S.

Letter from Lorton Morton Cranney, 6 February 1892

Logan, Utah, President Wilford Woodruff Dear Brother I have received your notice to go on a mission the 16th of march and if nothing happens to prevent me from going I am willing to go and do as much good saas I can hoping the Lord will bless me in so doing I remain your Brother in the Gospel Lorton Cranney. O. K. J. F. S. Prest Woodruff, Dear Brother Lorten Cranny is a good young man and I believe he will do good on his mission and as Such I can Recomend him. your Brother in the gospel Thomas X Smith Bp

Letter from Henry George Mathis, 6 February 1892

Salt Lake First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Later-day-saints Dear Brethern Yours of the 21st Jan has been received and considered. I must say I was greatly surprised At present I am attending school and thought to continue until the 10th of June. My financial ^condition^ is such that I am not in need and could probably ar- range all right to take a, trip to Europe but how soon I could not

Letter from William Orme Lee, 6 February 1892

Sat. . To the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Dear Brethren:- It is now three days since we left the scene of our first mission and the brethren and saints on Samoa. What little in- significant speaks those green isles are to the world generally, but to us they are great mountains. We find that we have become greatly attached to our new home and its associations and although our hearts are filled with unalterable joy at the prospect of meeting our loved ones in Zion again; yet we part with feelings of genuine sorrow from our brethren, the saints and our numerous friends on Samoa. In writing to Bro. Reynolds last month I reported Sister Lee as being in a critical condition and indeed she was at that time but thanks to a most merciful Providence she is now moderately well again her recovery being more rapid and re- markable this time than ever before.

Feb 6, 1892