Day in the Life

May 2, 1892

Journal Entry

May 02, 1892 ~ Monday

2. Brother Charles Lambert died this Morning
at 3 oclock Aged 75 years I met with the Board
of the Saltair Rail Road

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Letter from Frank Meredith Gage, 2 May 1892
Cornersville Lincoln Co. Ark., Mr. Wilford Woodruff Dear Sir allow me the honor of addressing you, Soliciting the information, as to What Degree of consan- guinity are forbidden marrigage in your State or rather in the state of Utah. Please give me the desired information immediately and I h will hold you in grateful remembrance. Respectfully Yours F. M. Gage
Letter from George Marion Hanson, 2 May 1892
Fillmore, . Wilford Woodruff: Salt Lake City— Dear Bro. Woodruff: Your letter notifying me to take a mission to the Southern States received. I am very pleased to know I am considered worthy of such a noble labor; but on account of the limited time for preparation, I am compelled to ask you for an extension of the time. Immediately upon the receipt of your letter I called on the Bishop, Bro Thomas C. Callister, who counseled me to write to you explaining my circumstances etc. I herewith proceed to do so: I am at present teaching as principal in the Kanosh District School. My school is expected to continue till about the middle of June. My financial affairs are in an unsettled condition. I am a poor man and must necessarily make considerable preparations in order to enter upon the duties of a mission. It is my desire to be
Letter from T. J. Knopp, 2 May 1892
Agency at Garden Grove President Woodruff of the Church of Latter day Saints Salt Lake city Utah Dear Sir, I have a $1.00 Bill of The Kikland Softy Society Bank of Kikland Ohio, signed by Joseph Smith Jr and S Rigdon June 8th 1837 No of Bill #475 What will you or your church give for it. If you will give me what I think is a fair Price I will not sell it to other Parties that want it. Joseph Smith Jr No 2 of Lamoni Decatur Co. Iowa Would Like to get the Bill as it is signed by his father Address Me. at Garden Grove Decatur Co Iowa T. J. Knopp

May 2, 1892