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Nov 25, 1892

Journal Entry

November 25, 1892 ~ Friday

25 Near a foot of snow on the Ground this morning
A hand pointing to the right I wrote 2 Letters to sarah & Mary we met with several
of the Brethren to transact business upon various subjects

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Woodruff, Mary, b. 1867
26 Oct 1867 - 15 Feb 1903
164 mentions
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Woodruff, Sarah Brown
1 Jan 1834 - 9 May 1909
702 mentions
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Letter from Brigham Young Jr., 25 November 1892
Prest Woodruff & Counscillors Dear Brethren: I arrived with my family on Tues. morning last in good health and spirits. Our voyage accross the At- lantic was a rough one and, as usual, the passegers thought we were going down sure. True the water poured down the Companion way and invadeed
Letter to William Kyle Shupe, 25 November 1892
Salt Lake City, Utah. . Elder William K. Shupe, Manassa, Col. Dear Brother: Your familiarity with the condition of the Saints in Colorado rendors you aquainted with the advisability of an effort being made to strengthen the new settlement of our people which has recently been com- menced at Mariana, on the northen boundary of New Mexoico. You are prob- ably better acquainted than we in relation to its fertility and other ad- vantages and resources, and our motive in writing to you at this time is to assure you that it would be pleasing to us, if you could so arrange your affairs without unnecessary loss and incovenience, for you to make your home in that settlement and devote your energies to its progress. If this is agreeable to your feelings and consistent with your circumstances, we should be pleased to have you communicate with Prest. Albert R. Smith, who will give you all the details desirable and necessary for your guidance in making this change in your place of abode. Praying the Lord to abundantly bless you. I remain, Your Brother, W Woodruff
Letter from Thomas Edwin Ricks and William Frederick Rigby, 25 November 1892
Rexburg, Idaho, Prest W. Woodruff Salt Lake City Dear Brother, Our quarterly conference was held Sunday and Monday Nov. 20 and 21st, meetings being held at usual hours. There was a good attendance of the saints and an enjoyable time was spent in receiving the instructions given by the brethren who addressed us. The health of the people is good, crops are abundant altho' prices very low. Weather was fine throughout. Your Brethren in the Gospel T E Ricks Wm F Rigby

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Nov 25, 1892