Letter from Ozro French Eastman, 23 January 1895
Medicine
From
O. F. EASTMAN,
MERCHANT,
JO-HE AGT. WRITE FOR AGENCY,
P[.] O. BOX 54, IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO.
Ever asteemed Friend,
Pres Woodruff, Salt, Lake, Utah.
You may think it beneath your
position, to spare your preshious time
in peruseing a letter from an outsider,
but there are a few things that i wish
to speak of, To more forcibley bring your
mind to who i am; we will go back tto the
time of the plastering of your largest room
in earley days, when you carried the hod
for me, rather than to go to hunt a man,
and by so doeing, has caused me to
down men that wer misrepsenting you,
in a slurring way. I am told that there
is a badg, for the pioneers, and if so,
would feel proud, had i one to ware,
and if not asking to mutch of you,
would like you to send it to me.
