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Day in the Life

Feb 27, 1892

Journal Entry

February 27, 1892 ~ Saturday

27 I spent the day at home choreing

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Letter from Herman Hafen, 27 February 1892
Santa Clara In reply to your note that I received requesting me to leave Salt Lake City on the 28 of May, on a mission to Europe: I feel to say that it is quite a hard task for me to face. Neve[r]theless if it is your request I will comply with the same if possible; and, be there on the afore date. Your brother in the Gospel Harmon Hafen John G. Hafen Bp. O.K. J. F. S.
Letter from Wallace Ambrose Head, 27 February 1892
Preston Idaho. . President Wilford Woodruff, Dear Brother, I received my letter on ^the^ 19th Stating that my name had been accepted as a Missionary to the United States. I am willing to go and try to fill an honerable Mission. I feel this is a hard task for me but never the less I feel like going ^on^ and doing my part in helping to rool on the work of the lord which we are engaged in. Your Brother in the Gospel, W. A. Head. W. C. Parkinson Bishop O. K. J. F. S.
Letter from John Williamsen, 27 February 1892
P. O. BOX B. Salt Lake City, U. T. To the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day-Saints. Dear Brethren: Having received a letter in which you wish to know my circumstances, and whether I should be able to go on a mission. In answer will say, that if gives me joy to be considered worthy of so great a calling. But am sorry to say, that at present am so much involved, that I cannot see my way clear to go. Am married and have 3 children. Have also my mother-in-law living with us, having promised to keep her as long as she lives. Am still owing $400. on my home, and can not see my way clear to accept this high honor, over

Feb 27, 1892