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Day in the Life
Journal Entry
August 02, 1894 ~ Thursday
Aug 2. We held a Meeting with the Board of the Ogden
power company Also Wm W Cluff called & done
some business Also Brother Langford Also two Men
from Russia called upon me I wrote 1 Letter to Asahel
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Woodruff, Asahel Hart, b. 1863
3 Feb 1863 - 2 Jul 1939
707 mentions
Family
Langford, Jeremiah
1848-1919
14 mentions
Cluff, William Wallace
8 Mar 1832 - 21 Aug 1915
66 mentions
Missionary
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Letter from Nelly Woodruff Thomas, 2 August 1894
Mr Wilford Woodruff.
President of the Mormon Church.
Dear Sir
May I introduce to
your far-away self, a grand-daughter of
Mr Ozem Woodruff. (formerly of Avon)
Tis many years since, he joined the
majority. To the imaginative mind
Heaven, must, in deed, be a large city.
Opinions differ so radically, one finds it
difficult, to decide, as to the possible
destination, of those-gone before.
Two years since, I passed a number
of works, with my dear Auntie, Mrs
Linn Woodruff Hatch in her pleasant
West Avon-home. I became quite,
Letter from J. M. Campbell, 2 August 1894
PAISLEY .
James Graham.
Dear Sir,
Referring to your letter to me of 18th
ult regarding the above named, my Committee in-
struct me to tahnk you for your kind attention
in the matter, and to remit the sum of £ 1:1/', as
a fee for your trouble, and exepense; and I now
enclose a P. O. Order, from that amount. Should
you hear anything regarding the relations desired,
perhaps you will kindly let me know,
I am, Yours truly,
J. M. Campbell
Inspector,
President Wilford Woodruff,
P. O. Box B.
Salt Lake City,
Utah
Letter from William Gardner, 2 August 1894
New Zealand, .
President Wilford Woodruff and members of the
First Presidency.
My dear brethren,
I take pleasure in writing to you
and reporting the condion and necessities of the
Australasian Mission. The good work is progressing
nicely, and the Elders are reporting satisfactory results.
I am travelling continually, endeavoring to visit all
the Maori districts, thus aiding the brethren laboring
amongst the Natives, and visiting personally as many
branches as possible.
In addition to our Maori districts, we have now ten
European districts in which Elders are especially assigned
to labor in spreading the truth, and the work is being
vigorously pushed amongst the Colonials.
A new European district has been formed in the
North, with the city of Auckland as headquarters, and
Elders J. Johnson and Jedediah Goff are now located
there. The Elders in Tasmania give a very
encouraging report, having recently baptised a few
members, and they are now calling for more help.
In the Australian colonies of Queensland, Victoria
and New South Wales, we have now eight elders at
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