Letter from Christian Hirschi, 6 February 1892
Recd
Accepts
Mission
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Letter from Charles Thomas Stoney, 8 February 1892
Beaver Feb. 8 [18]92.
Prest. Wilford Woodruff.
Dear Brother:
I am in receipt of yours
of the 2nd inst. and in answer
I will say:
My heart is with the work.
My time is my God's: My
services are also his. But
I regret that my circumstan-
ces at the present make
it impossible for mye to
comply with the present call
with the date affixed.
In the first place I am
teaching school and am un-
der contract until a much
later date than that spoken
of.
Letter from Ezra Cullen Eames, 8 February 1892
President Wilfrord Woodruff
Salt Lake City
Dear Brother
I recived your letter
of 2 inst the name is
Ezra Evans, But if it
is me my name is,
Ezra Eames I am a
attending school at the
B. Y College at present;
My Mother is the widow.
And I have just
enough property to sell to
take me. I will have no
way of getting any
thing from home while
I am there, But if
I am the kind of
Missnonary you wish,
please ansuer
Letter from Hyrum Albert White, 8 February 1892
Beaver City
Pres Willford Woodruf
Dear Sir
it is with pleasure that ^I^ answer
the call made upon me some time
ago to go on a mission I will
be ready to start on the 20th
from Salt lake city respectfully
H A White
George Munford
Bishop
O.K.
J. F S.
PS Can I get any cut on my
fare from here to your City
Attended to
Spence
Letter from John Coleman, 8 February 1892
Smithfield
Brother Wilford Woodruff
Dear Sir
in answer to your letter I received
the other day to be as a missionary
to go to the united States it would
please me very mutch if I could
go but I am placed in sutch close
circumstances that it would be
impossible for me to go this spring
for I have just bought me a
place and I am owing for it and I
am in debt so that I couldent think
Letter from William Budge, 8 February 1892
Prest W. Woodruff
Dear Bro
In consequence of the mistake made
by us in having our Quarterly Conference one week too
late, Apostle Lyman cannot attend with us next Saturday
and Sunday, as it was thought best for him to be at
Bannock at that time. The mistake in the time arose
from our concluding that it would be on the second
Sunday in the month as usual, where as if we had con-
-sulted the printed instructions as we should have done it
would not have happened.
We have had the pleasure of frequent visits from
yourself and President Cannon which the people here have
I am sure appreciated, and hope to have repeated when
ever opportunity offers, and there has been a great desire
among the people to see Prest. Jos. F. Smith since he
has been at liberty. I here venture to ask if it could
be made convenient for him to come.
Leaving Salt Lake on Friday at 10.25 A.M.
Letter from John Woodruff Clark, 8 February 1892
Answered Feb 15 [18]92
gave Names of Father family
^with^ JOHN W. CLARK.
Hilton, Hughes & Denning
SUCCESSORS TO
A. T. STEWART & CO.
(WHOLESALE.)
Broadway, Fourth, Ave. 9th & 10th Sts.
New York.
BOSTON, 78 Chauncy St.
PHILA., 1020 Chestnut St.
LONDON, 165 Queen Victoria St. E.C.
PARIS, Rue Bergère 18,
LYON, Quai St. Clair 11.
CHEMNITZ. Theater Strasse 14.
New York 2/8th 1892
President Wilford Woodruff
Dear Sir
In talking with your Son in the Z C M 2nd last
Nov. I was struck with his resemblance
of my late Brothers Nephew Abija Woodruff
& of his nephew Capt Powell & asked him
where you was born, he replied in
Farming Ct. His reply led me
to think that you mus hav been from
the same branch of the Woodruff Family
as my Mother who was a daughter of
Johsua Woodruff & his wife Prudence Curtis.
^living on the Farm in Farmington Ct^
Had you been in the City the following
day "Saturday" would have called on
you. I left Monday Morning. I find in
Business/Financial - Account Book, 1889-1898
Malinda W Hatch $5. Medicine $1 6
Business/Financial - Account Book, 1889-1898
1 Bill of Lamps Z C M I 41 15
8 1 Bill of Furniture 110