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Letters and Manuscripts — Volume 5 (1887-1888)

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    Lt 86, 1888

    White, Mary

    Healdsburg, California

    May 11, 1888

    Previously unpublished.

    Dear Mary:

    I send the enclosed to you, for I cannot tell the name of Sister King. Please hand this to her. I am unable to direct it to her.5LtMs, Lt 86, 1888, par. 1

    We arrived home all safely, and we are all just as busy as we can be preparing for our trip to the valley. I am troubled about Fresno and shall go there as soon as we can.5LtMs, Lt 86, 1888, par. 2

    W. C. W. [W. C. White] is writing fast. Cecelia came last evening, Thursday evening, and she is helping Willie all she possibly can. All well here. This must go into the mail.5LtMs, Lt 86, 1888, par. 3

    How is Ella? How is Sister Kelsey? How are you all? Write a line and let us know if there is any fog. We have had none here for two mornings—beautiful weather.5LtMs, Lt 86, 1888, par. 4

    Much depends on how you eat. May the Lord help you to get strong is my prayer.5LtMs, Lt 86, 1888, par. 5

    Mother.

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