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Day in the Life

Jun 12, 1897

Journal Entry

June 12, 1897 ~ Saturday

June 12th I was somewhat restless during the early morning,
but slept soundly from 6 to 9 a.m. when I dressed & ate my
breakfast. Bro James Jack called also Dr Snow. I read the
Millennial Star, most of the day & walked out. Sisters Grant &
Winter called this evening. I went to bed early and slept very
well until midnight.

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7 mentions
2 mentions
Jack, James
1829-1911
105 mentions
Snow, Leslie Woodruff
6 Feb 1862 - 28 Nov 1935
176 mentions
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Letter from Charles Edward Clark, 12 June 1897
Liberty Weber Co President Willford Woodruff Dear Brother I received your Lietter and call and there is only one answer that I can give I concider that I in order to serve God with full purpose of heart that I must Be in his hands as clay in the hands of a Potter to Be molded A right. Please excuse me for not writing sooner. Appostle Richards Reported me, as Willing to go through my request. But as you desired the signature of my Bishop in order to make it all strait I write you statteing my willingness to respond to the call hopping that I may tdo some good in the work of christ in gathering isrieal
Letter from Thomas F. Thomas Jr., 12 June 1897
Salt Lake City, President Woodruff Dear Brother In Response to your call of the 6th instant Notifying me that my name had been suggested and accepted as a Missionary to The Southern States; will say that I accept The Call and feel Honored that I am considered worthy of your Attention in this Connection. I will be unable to leave for my Fields of Labor before the 105th of November 1897, owing to Financial Circumstances Trusting this will meet with Your Approval I remain Your Brother in The Gospel of Peace T. F. Thomas, Jr June 12th 1897 I hereby endorse Bro. Thomas F. Thomas as worthy to fill the above mentioned mission and feel that he will do credit to the cause he represents and honor to himself Respt M S. Woolley Bishop 21st
Letter from Ralph Marden, 12 June 1897
Mr. Wilford Woodruff, Salt Lake City, Dear Sir. The writer has for a number of years been anxious to secure the autograph of Brigham Young— not for reasons of curiosity, but to place same with a choice & private collection. Recently, seeing the enclosed article in the N. Y. Sun, it occurred to me that it might be possible to obtain this valuable name through you. If it can be done, without mutilation of a letter, or document, the writer would esteem it a great favor. Very Resp'y yours, Ralph Marden.

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Jun 12, 1897