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Day in the Life

Nov 28, 1892

Journal Entry

November 28, 1892 ~ Monday

28 I met with several Brethren to day upon quite
a variety of Business Senator Stewart called and
spent several hours & spoke upon the political and
financial state of the country and it showed that
the senator is well read and understands the
state of Affairs

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Letter from S. F. Curtis, 28 November 1892

Salem, . President Wilfred Woodruff, Salt Lake City. Dear Brother: As I have been unab- le to colect enough means to defray my expenses at present: will have to ask to be released untill spring, that will give me a little time to go and get labor and help myself. The town, or ward has just about all they can stand at present. Your Brother in the Gospel. S. F. Curtis. Grant his request, and make a note of it. He had better report when ready. J. F. S.

Letter from James Henry Hadfield, 28 November 1892

Smithfield . Prest. Woodruff, Dear Brother; Your Letter Calling Me on a Mission to Europe has been received, and in Answer will Say that I will be ready to go with Richard N. Hill. Your Bro in the Gospel James H. Hadfield. Am glad of it. All right J. F. S.

Letter from Joseph Smith Robison, 28 November 1892

Montepelier, Idaho, President Woodruff. Salt Lake City Ut. Dear Brother: In reply to yours of 14th inst. Will say that I am, or will be, at liberty to start on my mission to Great Britain at any time after Februay 1893 But should like to know as soon as possible the date that I will be expected to start as Mess Driver & son are willing to give me employment up to that time providing they can have a month or so in order to get some one to take my place. Most Respectfully Your Brother Jos. S. Robison All right. Say just after Apr. conference. J. F. S.

Letter from Thomas W. Sloan, 28 November 1892

Salt Lake City, President Wilford Woodruff City Dear Brother: In reply to your notice of Oct 28 [18]92 telling me that my name had been accepted as a missionary to the Southern States. I beg to notify you of my acceptence of the same and a sincere desire to do my duty in this respect. I remain Your Brother Thos. W. Sloan P.S. My delay in answering your notice is due to my being unable to make the necessary arrangements for my departure before the present time. T. W. Sloan I can fulley Recemmend Bro Thos Sloan as being a very worthey Young Man Respectafully Yours N A. Empey Bishop 13th Ward over.

Letter from Matilda Phoebe Cochran Killian, 28 November 1892

Dear Brother Woodruff On the 23rd I wrote you a letter and sent in it two dollars and twenty five cents, one dollar for myself and the rest for Martha Jackson, she wishes me to correct her name, she is known in the St George Temple as Martha Oliver (her maiden name, and Sealed to Jacob Hamblin) Jackson was the name of her husband ^now dead^ in the gentile world before she heard the gospel. I hope this will explain all to your understanding satisfactory. that money may flow in untill you have enough and some to spare is the constant prayer of Matilda P. Killian. PS we thought the fund raised in this place for the temple had gone that is why we sent alone M. P. K. Br Campbell has looked carefully through the stubs of his receipt book and cannot find any account of the above having been paid at the Bishop's Store house

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Nov 28, 1892