Letter to Abraham Owen Woodruff, 19 April 1896
Copy to Owan
My Deer Owen
Your Letter to Ma of April 2
gave us all [illegible] certainly felt very
bad from your Letter to us before the Last
I could No more think of your coming
home when before the others them you cant
I am thankful that Mas operation
was stayed I went to sty untill
you get though you building the Churches
and fill all opportunities given you
I think I told you that I called to
Prest Lund in London to not return
you untill he did the rest of the Compey
with you I have found the copy of the
Letter that I sent to prest Naegle in it I
started that the Blind woman is one of
my poor Receved a Letter from Germany from
a Brother saying that Owen was quite sick
with a cold on his Lungs so He cant not speak
in public & could not be heard I meen that
in my Letter and I thought you was taking
quite Hard and thought you ought to have
a rest as soon as convenient
