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Day in the Life

Jan 30, 1898

Journal Entry

January 30, 1898 ~ Sunday

Sunday Jan 30th Staid at home with the family.

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Letter from Andrew Oscar Madsen, 30 January 1898

President Wilford Woodruff Salt Lake City Dear Brother I received your welcome letter the other day stating that my name had been suggested and accepted as a missionary to the Southern States. I say welcome letter, because I feel proud to think I have been counted worthy of such. I am young and inexperienced in preaching. I have been married about, Eleven months, My Wife was confined three weeks ago. & has been

Letter from Charles Webb, 30 January 1898

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Letter from Daniel Heber Kimball, 30 January 1898

Sugar House Ward President Wilford Woodruff Dear Brother I have received your letter notifying me to be ready to leave for the Southern States mission April 21st 1898. I take Pleasure in imforming you that I will be ready at the apointed time Your Brother in the Gospil Daniel. H. Kimball. A. G. Driggs Bishop Good. All right. J. F. S.

Letter from Nephi United States Centennial Jensen, 30 January 1898

Forest Dale, Utah. Bro. Wilford Woodruff. President, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints City. Dear Bro: I received your call, some time since, to go on a Mission to the Southern States; but have defered answering for want of time to consider. I would say, however, that I accept your call; and will be prepaired to start February 17th. Trusting that I may, by the aid of the S[p]irit of God, perform a good Mission, I remain, Your Brother in the Gospel Nephi C. Jensen. James Jensen Bishop Forest Dale Ward

Letter from Walter Thalman Hasler, 30 January 1898

Montpelier, Ida. President Wilford Woodruff, Salt Lake City, Utah. Dear Brother: Your letter of Jan. 26th, asking me for a mission is before me. Just now I cannot answer you com- pletely, however, for these reasons: I am teaching school here in Montpelier Idaho. Promised to teach 9 months. To keep my promise I would have to remain until the last of May. Yesterday I went to see the trustees about it but they could not give me a definite answer. It is my opinion that they intend to keep school until the last of April. Now in case they are not willing to let me off until the last of April, cou would it be acceptable for me to leave sometime in the latter part of May. I woshould like to visit a week or two with my parents at home, before leaving for my mission. I think, that in about two weeks

Letter from Frank Victor Ensign, 30 January 1898

The First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day-Saints, Salt Lake City. My Beloved Brethren: I received your letter of the 26th, Inst. calling upon me to labor as a missionary in the Northern States and to prepare myself to leave in July. I accept the call and shall make all preperations to go at the specified time, and hope to be able to perform a mission that will be satisfactory unto my God and those by whom I am called. Respectfully Your,

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