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Day in the Life

Feb 1, 1895

Journal Entry

February 01, 1895 ~ Friday

Feb 1. I called uppon Julia Woodruff, Wilford
wife she is dangerous sick I called upon Dr
Benedits to visit her Afterwards President Cannn
& J F Smith Accompanied me to Wilfords House & we all
administerd to her but she was bloated to a terrible extent
Julia Woodruff wife of Wilford Woodruff ^Jr^ Died at
10.30 oclock Friday night Aged 38 years 8 M[onths] & 26 days

Feb 1, 1895
[FIGURE] Julia Spencer Woodruff
Died 10.30 Feb 1, 1895
Aged 38 years 8 M[onths] & 26 Days

People

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1966 mentions
Apostle
Smith, Joseph Fielding
13 Nov 1838 - 19 Nov 1918
3567 mentions
Apostle
Benedict, Joseph Mott
29 Apr 1844 - 24 Jul 1896
8 mentions
Woodruff, Julia Spencer
6 May 1856 - 1 Feb 1895
36 mentions
Family
Woodruff, Wilford (Jr.)
22 Mar 1840 - 9 May 1921
699 mentions
Family

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Letter from Joseph Robert Meservy, 1 February 1895

Wilford, Idaho. Pres. Wilford Woodruff Salt Lake City, Utah Dear Brother: Have received your letter inform- ing me about the call made of me to be in Salt Lake City by the 13th Apr. next preparatory of a mis- sion to Switzerland and Germany Your request shall be faithfully complied with if I can possibly raise the means. Would be happy if the Church could give me a temporary position in which a small sum could be earned towards defraying traveling expenses to my field of labor. Am somewhat conversant with church business methods, {shorthand} Your brother in the Gospel. Joseph R. Meservy This should be answered, as to the employment. I don't know any thing he can do. J. F. S.

Letter from William Gardner, 1 February 1895

Richfield, Utah, Wilford Woodruff Pres. Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S., Dear Bro; Received your litho of recent date notifying me of my acceptance by you as a missionary to the Southern States. I am pleased to be deemed worthy of the call and would respond at once if financial circumstances would permit. Being the oldest of a large family I have felt it my duty and have assisted my father in maintaining them, untill two years ago when I took my share of the debts which the family were then owing, and began working for myself. I located a farm of University Land which has since come into market and for which I am obligated to make annual payments of $12500 for the next four years. My farm is in such condition that it needs some improvements in order to make it pay its way during my absence. I am obligated at the present time to the amount of $35000, including this year

Letter from Thomas Edwin Ricks, 1 February 1895

Prest. W. Woodruff Salt Lake City Dear Brother, Our Stake Conference wi[ll] [b]e held Sunday and Monday Feb 1[0] [an]d 11 in Rexburg. We would be [ve]ry pleased to see any of the Breth[ren] [yo]u may tsend to visit us at that time. If you will kindly inform [u]s when they will reach Market [L]ake we will have convey ance [w]aiting. There is one Bishop to [or]dain. Your Brethren in the Gosp[el] T E Ricks

Letter from Thomas Edwin Ricks, February 1895

Letter from Benjamin Cluff Jr., 1 February 1895

Provo, Utah, . President Wilford Woodruff, Salt Lake City, Utah. Dear Brother:- We are making an effort to collect a Theological Library for the Academy, and would like to ask the Presidency if there would be any objection to our receiving books from other denominations. I believe we could obtain the works of most all of the denominations, including the Catholic, as pres- idents to the Academy, if you think it wise to accept them. Our school is in good working order at present. We have so large an attendance that we were forced to rent another building, across the street west from the present one, in which we have placed the Kindergarten and the Music department. The enrollment exclusive of the Kindergarten pupils, is about 830. With kindest regards to yourself and counsellors, I remain, Very respectfully your brother in the gospel, B. Chuff, Jr.

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March - May 1895
Eighth Constitutional Convention held; new Utah Constitution banning polygamy ratified November 5th.

Feb 1, 1895