Letter from Ezra J. Howell, 30 January 1891 [LE-13073]

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Fish Haven
Bear Lake
Idaho

President Wilford Woodruff

Dear Brother

In answer to your letter
of the 21 inst I camn say I am very desirous of
filling the mission ato which I have been
appointed but as you will learn by the
inclosed certificate I am not able at
present to say when my health will permit
me to go but trusting in the Lord that I
may soon be restored to my former health
so that I may fulfill the mission to
which I have been called I remain your
humble brother in the Gospel of Christ

Ezra. J. Howell

the Above Statement is Correck

John Stock Bishop

Not until his health is
good could he be expected,
to go on a mission. May he
soon recover from his afflictions.
Let him have ample time, and
report when ready. J F. S.

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Ezra J. Howell
30 29 Jan. 1891.
Recd Feb 2, 1891.

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PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE
Bear Lake Stake Academy,
Paris, Bear Lake Co., Idaho,

Jan 29th 1891

STAKE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
PRESIDENT WM. BUDGE, CHAIRMAN,
COUNSELOR J. H. HART, COUNSELOR G. OSMOND,
ROBERT PRICE, F. M. WINTERS,
E. N. AUSTIN, R. S. SPENCE,
ANDREW GALLOWAY, JOHN H. MILES, PRINCIPAL,
J. R. SHEPHERD, SEC. & TREAS. L. T. SHEPHERD, ASST. TREAS.

I hereby certify that Mr Ezra Howell
is at present confined to bed on
account of a severe attack of
inflammation of the bowels & kidneys
and that in his present debilitated
condition it would be rash to expose
himself to any hardships which might
induce a return of the malady.

Under these circumstances I have as
his medical adviser, counseled him not
to go on the mission to which he has
been called until his health is
restored.

George F. Phillips M.A. M.B. C.M.