Letter from Abraham Owen Woodruff, 9 June 1894
Prest. W. Woodruff
Dearest Father:
You were not worried I trust at the tone
of my last letter. If you were you need not
be any more for I am again feeling fine and
my eyes are much better. Have just received a
letter from Van with $1000 inclosed for which I
am pleased as am in need of shoes & something
in the line of clothing; this will however about
set me sailing smoothly again. Van also sent
statement of my account but did not say if he
had collected a note of $10000 due me or if he
had made a payment on a note in Alice's favor;
from me for $200 00/100. Please mention this to him or
let him read this letter; he will understand and
ask him to be so kind as to mention it in
his next letter. I wish to say to you Pa I have
a companion for two or three weeks a Bro. Albert Bryner
from Price, Emery Co. He went out with me yesterday
through some of the Villages near this city, to
distribute "Tracts." Of course in this business we meet some
people who refuse to hear anything whatever but no
one has kicked me out yet and as a rule the
Germans in this part of the country are very
