Day in the Life

Jan 6, 1898

Journal Entry

January 06, 1898 ~ Thursday

Thurs Jan 56th drove to the office, attended my meeting at the Temple at 1130 am
until 230 pm. Bro Nuttall arranged for Madam Mountford & 2 fri[e]nds to ride to the
several places of note in the city. Bro McHenry took them. left for home at 430 pm

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8 mentions
Nuttall, Leonard John
6 Jul 1834 - 23 Feb 1905
432 mentions
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President's Office, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah
Salt Lake City Temple, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah

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Letter from James Ephraim Steele, 6 January 1898
Pres. Wilford Woodruff Salt Lake City. Dear Bro. We are in rec't of a letter this date from Elder Ben. E. Rich of your city, setting forth your ideas as to the discussion we wrote you about to take place at Riverside this stake Nov 29th 1897. On acc't of your reply Decr 5th We wrote Brs Fjelsted and Allred of the Riverside Ward, stating if it was possible to evade the discussion with the Josephite Elders, to do so. And we enclosed your letter that they could acertain your opin- ion ^[with]^ in regard to same. On acc't of there letter Dated Dec 20th we wrote Elder Ben E Rich of Rexburg to come over and help in these discussions. And also wrote Elder Emuel Bauchman to assist. We herewith enclose your
Letter from Frederick Augustus Huish, 6 January 1898
Payson, Utah, Prest. Wilford Woodruff Salt Lake, Utah Dear Brother Myself and bro. Henry E. Gardener had thought to take a few week's trip through the southern part of the state to see the country, get acquainted with the people etc. As a means of carrying us over the country I had thought to fix up a lecture on the manners and customs of the Turkish people for which I have a number of costumes, musical instuments etc. that I brought home with me. We want to make ourselves agreable and useful and would be glad to do what we can in the interest of the Y.M.M.I. Association as we go along. Bro. Gardner is a late Southern States missionary and an earnest and eloquent speaker. We believe we can do some good and spend part of the winter to advantage. We ask your opinion upon the matter and
Letter from William Budge, James Henry Hart, and William Lyman Rich, 6 January 1898
Paris, Idaho, Pres. Wilford Woodruff Salt Lake City Dear Brother, We the undersigned, respectfully draw your attention to the fact that we on the outskirts of civilization are endeavouring to supply a greatly needed want in the shape of a Church School Building for the benefit of our children and our children's children, to the credit of the Church, and also as an earnest of our progress and permanency in our adopted state of Idaho. Appreciating the lasting advantages of the Church School system under the blessings of the Lord to the young people of our communities in this and adjacent vallieys together with the expense entailed upon the few who can spare the means to obtain the said schooling in the lower valleys, and a great number who cannot afford to go

Jan 6, 1898