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Day in the Life

Dec 14, 1897

Journal Entry

December 14, 1897 ~ Tuesday

Tues Dec 14 At the office feeling fairly well & able for my duties

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President's Office, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah

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Tues Copied into Society Islands Missionl M. K. P. Papeete Tahiti Dec 14 [18]97 To the First Presidency Salt Lake City, Utah. Dear Brethren: Since last writing I have attended Conference in the Lower Conference of the Tuamotu Islands at the island of Anaa. I met aldl the elders who were then laboring in that group and found them in good health and spirits. The saints were enjoying a good spirit. We appointed Aprile Conference to convene at Takaroa. I called at several islands the group in the group. While at Takaroa I advised the people to use carpenter made benches instead of benches from America. Takaroa is the home of Mopulu our rich native and he has rather high ideas about what he wants for a house. We are now living at our new home in Fautaua. We have a building thirty-

Dec 14, 1897