May 19, 1846 ~ Tuesday

19^th I crossed the river to Montrose And
Had An interview with A company of Saints
from Pennsylvania among whom was Br Luts
Joseph Sidwell Brother Malin & others
Br Sidwell let Br Hyde have $700 dollars
for the camp $100 for Himself & $100
for me I again returned to Nauvoo
aranged some business saw Mother Woodruff
Dwight & Eunice Mother Smith & others
together they were some of them Advocating
the cause of Strang some unplesant
feelings were manifest upon the subject
I parted with Dwight & Eunice perhaps
for the last time & again crossed the river
And rode to the camp distance 20 mile

May 20, 1846 ~ Wednesday

20 I rode to Montrose to get my goods I had
to pay $60 on the flouring patent mill
& $10 freightage total $70. I returned to
the camp & spent the night 10 m[iles]

May 21, 1846 ~ Thursday

[FIGURE] 21 I spent the day in camp we had a
rainy night & many things wet

May 22, 1846 ~ Friday

[FIGURE] 22nd We spent the day in going to Montrose
And Nauvoo I spent several hours in
Nauvoo had An interview with Mrs Woodruff
& other friends I Left Nauvoo for the last
time perhaps in this life I looked upon the
Temple & City of Nauvoo As I retired from
it & felt to ask the Lord to preserve it
As A monument of the sacrifice of his
Saints I returned to the camp & spent
the night 10 mi

May 19, 1846 ~ Tuesday

19th I crossed the river to Montrose And Had An interview with A company of Saints from Pennsylvania among whom was Br Luts Joseph Sidwell Brother Malin & others Br Sidwell let Br Hyde have $700 dollars for the camp $100 for Himself & $100 for me I again returned to Nauvoo aranged some business saw Mother Woodruff Dwight & Eunice Mother Smith & others together they were some of them Advocating the cause of Strang some unplesant feelings were manifest upon the subject I parted with Dwight & Eunice perhaps for the last time & again crossed the river And rode to the camp distance 20 mile

May 20, 1846 ~ Wednesday

20 I rode to Montrose to get my goods I had to pay $60 on the flouring patent mill & $10 freightage total $70. I returned to the camp & spent the night 10 m

May 21, 1846 ~ Thursday

[FIGURE] 21 I spent the day in camp we had a rainy night & many things wet

May 22, 1846 ~ Friday

[FIGURE] 22nd We spent the day in going to Montrose And Nauvoo I spent several hours in Nauvoo had An interview with Mrs Woodruff & other friends. I Left Nauvoo for the last time perhaps in this life I looked upon the Temple & City of Nauvoo As I retired from it & felt to ask the Lord to preserve it As A monument of the sacrifice of his saints I returned to the camp & spent the night 10 mi