Milo B Webster is my Nephew Sister Eunice son. I wrote
I wrote him a letter of 9 pages gave short sketch of my Life
and travels I wrote a letter to A M Musser of 8 Pages and gave
my views of the state of the Nation I told him if Grant was the nextPresident I thought he would be the last President
and the Nation would go down on his hands of course this
is ownly the reflection of the mind time must Determin the
state of the Nation one thing is certain that the Nation is fast
riping in Iniquity
~ Sunday
Jan18th. Sunday I met the Branch at 10:30 I read in the D&C
a part of several sections and spoke 30 M[inutes] followed By Georg Lake we Met at Brigham City in the Afternoon
and Lot Smith spoke 40 M, & W Woodruff 35 M, upon
the signs of the times and the state of the Nation I read the
News in the Evening saw a prospet of Grant being a candidate
for the Presidency for the Republican Party for 1880.
20 I wrote 2 letters to G Teasdale & J. D. T. McAllister
I left Sunset and travelled to the sheep heard in the Mountains
Befor I left I Blessed Wilfor Woodruff Judg. I spent
the night in a tent of the 2 shepherds. Distance 25 Miles
~ Wednesday
21 Brother McNeal, and myself went out hunting Antilope
But caught Nothing
~ Thursday
22 We doctored some 200 sheep for the scab and was weary
our Mules strayed off we did not find them McNeal saw 50 Antilope
Jan 17, 1880Milo B Webster is my Nephew Sister Eunice son. I wrote
I wrote him a letter of 9 pages gave short sketch of my Life
and travels I wrote a letter to A M Musser of 8 Pages and gave
my views of the State of the Nation I told him if Grant was
the nextPresident I thought he would be the last President
and the Nation would go down on his hands of course this
is ownly the reflection of the mind time must Determin the
state of the Nation one thing is certain that the Nation is fast
riping in Iniquity
~ Sunday
Jan18. Sunday I met the Branch at 10.30 I read in the D & C
a part of several sections and spoke 30 M followed By
Georg Lake we Met at Brigham City in the Afternoon
and Lot Smith spoke 40 Minutes, & W Woodruff 35 Minutes, upon
the signs of the times and the state of the Nation I read the
News in the Evening saw a prospet of Grant being a candidate
for the Presidency for the Republican Party for 1880.
20 [FIGURE] I wrote 2 letters to G Teasdale & J. D. T. McAllister
I left Sunset and travelled to the sheep heard in the Mountains
Befor I left [FIGURE] I Blessed Wilfor Woodruff Judg. I spent
the night in a tent of the 2 shepherds Distance 25 Miles
~ Wednesday
21 Brother McNeal, and myself went out hunting Antilope
But caught Nothing
~ Thursday
22 We doctored some 200 sheep for the scab and was weary
our Mules strayed off we did not find them McNeal saw 50 Antilope
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