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Aug 30, 1894

Journal Entry

August 30, 1894 ~ Thursday

30. Brigham Young arived this morning. We met with
the Utah Company a good share of the day to attend
to the busness of the same Blanche had a large party at
our House to night. {[when] people [quite aloof].}

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Young, Brigham (Jr.)
18 Dec 1836 - 11 Apr 1903
578 mentions
Apostle
Daynes, Winnifred Blanche Woodruff
9 Apr 1876 - 2 Apr 1954
274 mentions
Family

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Letter from George Freestone, 30 August 1894
Utah Pres Woodruff Dear Brot I have just recived a Notic calling me to the Northren state mission and asking for ^an^ expression of my feelings will say that my health his poor I am trubled with a lame back that thcripples me and layes me up for a month at a time nor can I stand mutch fatigue. I am of English Parentage was Born in Prince Edwards Island came in America when 2 years old Emigrated to Utah when 14 am 57 years have no relitives in aAmerica
Letter from William A. Moody, 30 August 1894
[end of sideways text] Thatcher, . President Wilford Woodruff Salt Lake City, Utah. Dear Brother: I am in receipt of your letter of the 20 Inst. wherein you wish to know my feelings in regard to performing a mission at Samoa. I am here taking care of one of my Fathers wives who has no children and is getting old and very poorly in health. I have just got married and have not got a house built yet. Were I to take in consideration my circumstances it would seem impossible for me to leave. I cant see where I can raise the money unless I can sell my team and wagon which I am willing to do.
Letter from John Franklin Allred, 30 August 1894
Spring City, . Presedents, Wilford Woodruff and Joseph F. Smith, Dear Brethren. I have talked with President Canute Peterson and it will be very incon- venient for any of the Stake officers to attend the school at Provo, but we have the name of Peter M. Peterson of Spring City to send in the place of one of the stake of- ficers if that will do. ^Yes.^ The Bishops of the several wards have submitted the following names: George B. Cox Jr. Manti. John A. Matson Mt. Pleasant,

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Aug 30, 1894