January 7, 1844 ~ Sunday

Jan 7^th 1844 Sunday Elder Hale came
with his sleigh & took myself & wife Brs Smith
& mMorgan on to the Hill & I preached to a full
house at Br Abers, & had a good time. We
dined at Br Hales & Father & Mother Boyonton
at 3 oclok I attended another meeting & preached
at the house of Br Cheese, after which Mr Boynton
took us home. Mrs Woodruff and myself met
with the quorum and we had an interesting time
of instruction [FIGURE] I spoke during the day upon
the relationship that we sustained towards
our Progenitures & posterity in the resurrection
of the dead we returned home offered up our
prayers [FIGURE] for the salvation of our friends & retired
to rest

January 8, 1844 ~ Monday

8^th Spent the day but done but little

January 9, 1844 ~ Tuesday

9^th I wrote 2 Letters one to Br
Neff & one to Br Baker of Cincinnati

January 10, 1844 ~ Wednesday

10^th I wrote 3 Letters one to
Dwight Webster & father Woodruff
family & one to Aunt Cossetts family & one
to Luther Scammans

January 11, 1844 ~ Thursday

11^th Spent the day in writing

January 12, 1844 ~ Friday

12 Spent the day at home

January 13, 1844 ~ Saturday

13^th The city council met & treated upon the
subject of granting licence for retailing liquors
president Smith addressed the council a
number of times. I commenced shingleing
my house this day let the Job to John Gray
for $12, the cornish cost $22, the tin gutter $7.

January 7, 1844 ~ Sunday

Jan 7th 1844 Sunday Elder Hale came with his sleigh & took myself & wife Brs Smith & Morgan on to the Hill & I preached to a full house at Br Abers, & had a good time. We dined at Br Hales & Father & Mother Boyonton at 3 oclck. I attended another meeting & preached at the house of Br Cheese, after which Mr Boynton took us home. Mrs Woodruff and myself met with the quorum and we had an interesting time of instruction [FIGURE] I spoke during the day upon the relationship that we sustained towards our Progenitures & posterity in the resurrection of the dead [FIGURE] we returned home offered up our prayers [FIGURE] for the salvation of our friends & retired to rest

January 8, 1844 ~ Monday

8th Spent the day but done but little

January 9, 1844 ~ Tuesday

[FIGURE] 9th [FIGURE] I wrote 2 Letters one to Br Neff & one to Br Baker of Cincinnati

January 10, 1844 ~ Wednesday

10th FIGURES I wrote 3 Letters one to Dwight Webster & father Woodruff family & one to Aunt Cossetts family & one to Luther Scammans

January 11, 1844 ~ Thursday

11th spent the day in writing

January 12, 1844 ~ Friday

12th Spent the day at home

January 13, 1844 ~ Saturday

13th The City Council met & treated upon the subject of granting licence for retailing liquors president Smith addressed the Council a number of times. I commenced shingleing my house this day let the Job to John Gray for $12, the cornish cost $22, the tin gutter $7.