October 9, 1841 ~ Saturday

Oct 9^th I met in council with the Twelve
at President Youngs we had an interesting
time & conversed upon a variety of subjects

October 10, 1841 ~ Sunday

Sunday 10^th I met with the Twelve for the
purpose of a council but we spent most
of the day in visiting the sick

October 11, 1841 ~ Monday

11^th I received a letter from Jesse Turpin
wishing to repeal his case to the Twelve
for a rehearing as he had been cut of[f] from
the Church I moved my trunks & goods
to a house under the bluff at the house of Brother
Tracy which I purchased of him for $85
Phebe has gone over the river with Br Clark
to see to her things in Iowa

October 12, 1841 ~ Tuesday

12^th I cut two loads of wood & drew to the
door It being the first work I had done for a long
time with my hands I felt sore

October 13, 1841 ~ Wednesday

13^th I went 6 miles out on a prairie & cut a
load of hay with Br Albert Smith & drew it home
for my cows 12 miles

October 14, 1841 ~ Thursday

14^th Spent the day mowing & drawing hay 12 [miles]

October 15, 1841 ~ Friday

15^th I cut & drew another load of hay mak
ing 3 loads of hay about 2 1/2 tons which I have
cut & drew home in three days It makes me
quite sore to mow

October 16, 1841 ~ Saturday

16^th I went over the river to see my family
& while on the road I met with a number of
my old friends & acquaintances among the
number was Elders Nobles & W^m Clayton. Br
Clayton & family were in a distressed situation
with sickness I lade hands upon him. I went to
Father Clarks found my family & spent the night
Willford was some better than he has been
but is still feeble distance 8 miles

October 9, 1841 ~ Saturday

Oct 9th I met in council with the Twelve at President Youngs we had an interesting time & conversed upon a variety of subjects

October 10, 1841 ~ Sunday

Sunday 10th I met with the Twelve for the purpose of a council but we spent most of the day in visiting the sick

October 11, 1841 ~ Monday

11th [FIGURE] I received a letter from Jesse Turpin wishing to repeal his case to the Twelve for a rehearing as he had been cut off from the church I moved my trunks & goods to a house under the bluff at the house of Brother ]]Brother Tracy|Tracy]] which I purchased of him for $85 Phebe has gone over the river with Br Clark to see to her things in Iowa

October 12, 1841 ~ Tuesday

12th I cut two loads of wood & drew to the door. It being the first work I had done for a long time with my hands I felt sore

October 13, 1841 ~ Wednesday

13th I went 6 miles out on a prairie & cut a load of hay with Br Albert Smith & drew it home for my cows 12 miles

October 14, 1841 ~ Thursday

14th Spent the day mowing & drawing hay 12

October 15, 1841 ~ Friday

15th I cut & drew another load of hay mak ing 3 loads of hay about 2 1/2 tons which I have cut & drew home in three days. It makes me quite sore to mow

October 16, 1841 ~ Saturday

16th I went over the river to see my family & while on the road I met with a number of my old friends & acquaintances among the number was Elders Nobles & Wm Clayton, Br Clayton & family were in a distressed situation with sickness I lade hands upon him. I went to Father Clarks found my family & spent the night willford was some better than he has been but is still feeble distance 8 miles