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Day in the Life

Apr 12, 1897

Journal Entry

April 12, 1897 ~ Monday

April 12th I slept some 4 1/2 hours from midnight till 8 a.m. dressed and
walked out around the house & to Barn & back. Mr & Mrs Bynon called.
I directed Bro Nuttall in the trimming of some fruit trees. I slept
at intervals during the day. Dr Snow & his mother called at 345.
My appetite is not very good, yet I eat bread & milk with a relish
and I take enough of that. I ate a bowl of oyster soup & cracker & a baked
apple. I slept fairly well before midnight.

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Nuttall, Leonard John
6 Jul 1834 - 23 Feb 1905
397 mentions
Snow, Leslie Woodruff
6 Feb 1862 - 28 Nov 1935
176 mentions
Family
Snow, Phebe Amelia Woodruff
4 Mar 1842 - 15 Feb 1919
335 mentions
Family
Beatie, Phebe Eleanor Bynon
8 Oct 1869 - 27 Apr 1899
13 mentions
Family
2 mentions

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Letter from Archibald Petterson, 12 April 1897

West Weber, . Pres. Wilford Woodruff, Dear Brother, Your favor of March 20, 1897, has been received and con- sidered. I will say as I have been selected to fill a mission to the Nether- lands to preach the gosple I accept the call, and will hold myself in readi- ness for the time designated in your letter, to leave July 31st, 1897. I will present myself at the Historian's office the day previous to my departure. Your brother in the gosple, Archibald Petterson. Robert McFarland Bishop

Letter from John Henry Willis Jr., 12 April 1897

Snowflake Ariz. - President Wilford Wondruff Salt Lake City Utah. Dear Bro. Your letter of April 1st Calling me to take a Mission to the Southern States rec'd. You ask what my feelings are with regard to the call. Will say that my feelings are to respond and to go where God and his Servants desire me to go, and to do the best I can in preaching the Gospel. I feel I have been honored by beaing called and trust I may do some good

Letter from George A. Campbell, 12 April 1897

President Wilford Woodruff Dear Brother I am ready and willing to go and full- fil the mission that I have been set apart for, with the help of the Lord I will do my best Your Brother Geo A Campbell Elder Campbell ins a good young man and I take pleasure in recomending him for this mission Your Brother in the Gospel J C Watson Bishop 6th ward

Letter from John Ashman Peterson, 12 April 1897

Fillmore Wilford Woodruff: Dear Bro. According to your call dated Feb. 26, 1897. I will be there on the day appointed, in rediness as requested. Your Bro in the Gospel John Peterson. Pres Wilford Woodruff I take great pleasure in endorsing the foregoing letter of acceptance. Thomas C. Callister Bishop

Letter from John R. Stewart, 12 April 1897

Pres. Wilford Woodruff S. L. C. Dear Bro. Received yours of the 8 Inst, Will say in reply that, I have'nt any excuse to offer, and will be there on time, as stated for me to leave. S. L. C. Your Bro in the Gospel. John R. Stewart George Coleman Bp.

Letter from Ola Okerland, 12 April 1897

Lyman . Mr Wilford Woodruff Dear Brother I recieved your note of March 29 & can say in reply I am making prepratio- ^a^ns to take that mission to Scandinavia if all is well. Your Brother in the Gospel Ola Okerland. Bishop P J Christensen

Letter from Andrew Kimball, 12 April 1897

Salt Lake City, Utah, To the First Presidency, Salt Lake City, Utah. Dear Brethren: In closing up my labors as President of the Indian Territory Mission, it being a little over three months since my report of 1896 was submitted, I take pleasure in reporting in a general way our labors since that time. We then had 33 Elders, we now have 61 where our Elders were holding from 1 to 7 meetings in a week, they are today holding as high as 10, and in some instances a series of 28. Where we were only partially organized, today our organ- ization is as complete as we can make it, and is working like clock work. For a long time we have been hampered in size of field and in concequence there- of with much sickness. we had under those conditions from 75 to 100% sickness, today we do not reach 5%.

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April 1897
Publication of Conference Report begins (replaced by Ensign Conference issue starting in 1965).

Apr 12, 1897