Letter from George Chandler Parkinson, 28 March 1892
Franklin, Idaho,
Prest. Wilford Woodruff
Dear Brother:
This letter will sevrve to introduce to you Elder George
T. Marshall, of Franklin, who is now on his way to
Salt Lake to be set apart as a missionary to the
United States and expecting to leave the city on
Wednesday 30th inst. for his field of labor, and as
he has never even seen the Presidency of the church,
or attended a general conference, and as the approach-
ing conference promises to be of more thatn ordinary
interest and he, with others, areis about to leave the
Territory for a length of time to engage in a labor
in which a little knowledge of home affairs, as
above mentioned, may be of great service, would
it interfear with or change andy arrangements
alrealdy made if Bro. Marshall should remain in
the city until after conference? Would he then have to
travel alone? Are there others remaining? He would ^does^ not
wish to interfear in the least with plans now arranged
or run any risks or danger in any way, but wishes to be
in strict harmony with your feelings in this as in all other
matters, and this suggestion is made only with the view to bringing
his condition to your attention. With kind love I am Your Bro, Geo. C. Parkinson
