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Paid for flowers $10. ^$166.00^ 10
Day in the Life
Journal Entry
February 11, 1895 ~ Monday
Feb 11, 1895
I met with Langford & Orson Smith. I also Met
with Brother Budge {I had [due] less money.} I was unwell at nigh
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Langford, Jeremiah
1848-1919
14 mentions
Smith, Orson
1853-1935
205 mentions
Missionary
Budge, William
1828-1919
226 mentions
Missionary
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Letter from Lorenzo Nelson Stohl, 11 February 1895
Brigham City, Utah, . 189
President Wilford Woodruff,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Dear Brother:
Your letter of the 8th. inst. informing me that my name
has been suggested and accepted as a Missionary to the Southern States
and expressing a desire that I be ready to leave Salt Lake City on
March 24th., 1895, was duly received.
In reply will say, with the help of my Heavenly Father, I will
be ready to leave Salt Lake City on the date mentioned in your letter.
Your Brother in the Gospel,
Lorenzo N. Stohl.
Jens Hansen Bp.
P.S.
Kindly send me the address to the President of the Southern
States Mission.
L. N. S.
All right
J. F. S.
Letter from Samuel Baugh Thatcher, 11 February 1895
Logan City, Utah,
Pres. Wilford Woodruff,
Dear Brother:
In reply to your letter of Feb 7th
I will say, that, unless some thing unlooked
for at present comes in the way, I will be
ready to start from salt Lake on the 24 of
March
Your Bro
Samuel B Thatcher
B M. Lewis Bp
very good.
J. F. S.
Letter from Alfred Saxey, 11 February 1895
Provo Utah
Dear Brother:
You mentioned in one of your letters, that the
fact, that when a person receives the Gospel, that he receives
no rest or satisfaction only as he is engaged in spreading
the good word among our father's children, and in calling
them to flee from the wrath to come, is to you "another telling
link in the chain of evidence of the correctness of the latter-
day work," is no daubt correct, and it called to my
mind some of my experience while in the church in my
early youth, and some of my experience after I had drifted
away.
As you and myself have been on terms of intimacy for
some time, I felt that I would like to write you as to
some of these experiences I have stated above, because they
are largely the external witnesses that helped to fasten
in my breast the "assurance of faith" that I now enjoy
of the correctness and divinity of the mission of Joseph
Smith, and the "latter day work."
My first connection with the church was in England
while a mere boy, but young as I was, I now look back
Letter from Ellis Jones Ellis, 11 February 1895
Dear. Brother
I received your letter, and
I am glad to be counted worthy to
go and preach the gospel, I feel my
weakness in so doing, but I hope the
Lord will Bless me with wisdom, that
I may do som good, in bringing
Souls to the light and Knowledge of
the truth, if nothing happens I will
be in Salt Lake at the pappointed
time.
Ellis. J. Ellis.
Wm Shaffer, Bishop.
Mill Ward.
very good
J. F. S.
Letter from William Clinton Martindale, Hiram J. Wells, and Horton David Haight, 11 February 1895
Prest Wilford Woodruff & Council.
Salt Lake City
Dear brethren,
The saints located
in the Basin Ward, have been laboring
for some time to erect them a
suitable meeting house where they
can worship God, with out being
molested by those who do not belong
to our Faith. And have succeeded
in getting one errected, which is an
ornament to the ward, but are
under obligations to some extent
for the same, and has also worked
a hardship to the saints living here
as many of them are in close circu-
mstances, And we have been
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Eighth Constitutional Convention held; new Utah Constitution banning polygamy ratified November 5th.