Day in the Life

Feb 1, 1898

Journal Entry

February 01, 1898 ~ Tuesday

Tuesday February 1st I drove to the office, busy all day. went
home at 4 pm. Owen is at Oasis this evening.

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Woodruff, Abraham Owen
23 Nov 1872 - 20 Jul 1904
616 mentions
Apostle, Family, Missionary

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

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Letter from Arthur Stanley Parsons, 1 February 1898

Koosharem, Presedent Wilford Woodruff Dear Brother As you have seen fit to give me a call as a missionary I will now answer. I must say with regret that I am ^not^ as well prepeared as I might have benen. But our Bishop thinks I will get along all right. With the aid of our Hevenly Father I will except the call. your Brother in the Gosple Arthur Parsons E A Bagley Bishop

Letter from Heber John Morgan, 1 February 1898

Mill Creek, . Pres. Wilford Woodruff, Salt Lake City. Dear Brother; I received your welcome notice desiring me to go on a Mission to Indan Territory, which, does me honor. And it gives me much pleasure and happyness to let you know that I accept the call, and will be prepared to go on the day appointed for my departure. Asking an interest in your faith and prayers that I may be blessed of the Lord. I have the honor to be Your Brother in the Gospel, Heber J. Morgan. James C. Hamilton Bp.

Business/Financial - Account Book, 1889-1898

Business/Financial - Account Book, 1889-1898

Cash $25 girl $5 vernal $32 62

Business/Financial - Account Book, 1889-1898

to T $5 $5 $6 T $5 21

Letter from Justin Arthur Wixom, 1 February 1898

Box B, Salt Lake City, Utah. President Wilford Woodruff, Dear Brother: Since writing to you in regard to my feelings and circumstances concerning the call made of me, I am pleased to say that some changes have taken place in my mind. My plans were laid out for the coming two years, but now I am willing to set aside all temporal matters and willingly comply to the request made of me. I will be on hand at the appointed date—March 17th. I now await further instructions. This

Letter from James William Welsh, 1 February 1898

Coalville, Utah, President Wilford Woodruff, Dear Brother: I will do my utmost to fill the mission to the Indian Territory Mission in an acceptable manner. Your Brother in the Gospel J. W. Welsh. F. H. Wright Bp

Letter from Mathoni Pratt Driggs, 1 October 1898

Pres. Woodruff: Dear Brother: I received your letter of Jan 10th, and having given the subject much thought, I am pleased to inform you, that I am at your survace. I will be ready to leave for New Zealand on the date named, and will make all nessary arangements before leaving. Your Brother Mathoni Driggs James Jensen Bp Forest ^Dale^ Ward. Address, 38, Main, St. S. L. City

Letter from Orson Smith, 1 February 1898

Prest Woodruff and Counselors Dear Brethern In January 1884 Marie Lousie Johnson was married as a plural wife to John C Christofferson of Richmond Cache Stake. The Woman has made several aplications for a divorce, but until recently I have not known anything of the case. However it has now come to my attention and I have had them together twice and have done all I could, in conection with the Bp of their ward to get them to stay together and the man seems willing to do so, but in the past such a coldness has grown up between them that nothing but a divorce will satisfy the Woman. I therefore reccomend that it be granted her, because I do not believe they will ever become recconciled to each other and the woman seems to be chafing under the tie that binds her. With kindest regards Your Bro Orson Smith

Letter from George Richard Harris, 1 February 1898

Henefer Pres. Wilford Woodruff, Dear Brother, I accept with pleasure the call to fill a mission to the Southern States. I will endeavor to be ready by June 16, 1898, and am glad to be counted worthy. Your Brother in the Gospil Geo. R. Harris John Paskett, Bishop.

Feb 1, 1898