Letter to George Albert Smith, 21 November 1859
Brother G. A. Smith
After my respects to you & family
and the Bretheren in the offic I wish to say that my boys
are paying my tithing in General to day, among other things
22 doz Apples, & About 50 gallons of Molasses, 30 gallons good
18 gallons, 2d rate, seperate in two casks. I merely Name this
that you & the Bretheren in the office may know whare to apply
for there Aihds if you wish,
I am in hopes of vistiting you soon if we have a faird[a]y
I am sorry to learn that you still keep lame, Brother
Cole who is in my House has got a relaps of his Disease
& has inflamation in the Bowels & is under Dr Richardson
care who is giving calomel largely & thinks there is but little
Hopes of His recovery
Yours Truly
W. Woodruff
