August 30, 1893 ~ Wednesday

Aug 30, 1893
We took breakfast on the cars stoped a short
time at Laramie also At Greely we arived
in Denver and the Quire sang in the Methodist
Episcopal Church & the congregation was over-
whelming many could not get standing Room
we took a ride through the city in the Afternoon
with a veicle that carried 15 of us there were
a great Number of splendid & Expensive dwellings
The Quire took in $1220 for their singing

August 31, 1893 ~ Thursday

31. We travelled & stoped at Ellis and other places
as we passed through the day

September 1, 1893 ~ Friday

Sept 1. we were Met by a committee from Jackson
County Missouri we Met the Mayor & committee
on the Temple Block and the Quire sang there but
it was so crouded we went into the Tabernacle
near by the Temple Block & we sang there The Mayor
had lost one Arm in the Armey but the one
arm left He kindly gave to me while I was
with Him One vary stricking incident was worthy
of record I went through Jackson County with Harry
Brown in 1834 on a Mission to the southern states at
that time we had to keep secreted so the people would
not know that we were in the county as our lives would
be sacrafized if they knew that two Mormon Mission-
aries were in the county. Now the Mayor of the city
of Independance comes & greets us with the warmest
reception. How Great the contrast we give God the praise

August 30, 1893 ~ Wednesday

Aug 30, 1893 We took breakfast on the cars stoped a short time at Laramie also At Greely we arived in Denver and the Quire sang in the Methodist Episcopal Church & the congregation was overwhelming many could not get standing Room we took a ride through the city in the Afternoon with a veicle that carried 15 of us there were a great Number of splendid & Expensive dwellings The Quire took in $1220 for their singing

August 31, 1893 ~ Thursday

31. We travelled & stoped at Ellis and other places as we passed through the day

September 1, 1893 ~ Friday

Sept 1. we were Met by a committee from Jackson County Missouri we Met the Mayor & committee on the Temple Block and the Quire sang there but it was so crouded we went into the Tabernacle near by the Temple Block & we sang there The Mayor had lost one Arm in the Armey but the one arm left He kindly gave to me while I was with Him One vary stricking incident was worthy of record I went through Jackson County with Harry Brown in 1834 on a Mission to the southern states at that time we had to keep secreted so the people would not know that we were in the county as our lives would be sacrafized if they knew that two Mormon Missionaries were in the county. Now the Mayor of the city of Independance comes & greets us with the warmest reception. How Great the contrast we give God the praise