Memoranda

Notes for 1912

a voice of <subdued> liquid melody like the sobbing of the sea

Francissa Young

Preston 1.50

send receipt to

Brigham City

Sarah Fredel

Bear River City 1.00

paid for 1911

Mette M. Jorgenson

Bear River City [p. 366] {p. 145}

<Salem Mass [Massachusetts]

Samuel Edson Casino>

The Royalty of Friendship

by Alice L. Williams

Published by

H. M. Caldwell Co.

New York & Boston

Reference Johua [Joshua] 10. 18

2nd. Samuel 1. 18

¹Mrs. Ashby D. Boyle

818 East 57th Street

Chicago. Ill.

See Doctrine & Covenants

Sec. 64 Verse 10 [p. 367] {p. 146}

²Theodore Lincoln Cannon his song composed when six years old

The birds their nests are building,
The flowers are bright and gay
O, it is lovely Spring time
Beautiful month of May. 

[p. 368] {p. 147}

Addresses

Proxies for Clarissa Y. Spencer

Mrs. Herbert B. Henry

Long Island [New York]

Maria Y. Dougall

Mrs. Peter T. Austin Long Island

Emily C. Willey

Miss Adaline W. Sterling

Elizabeth R. Wright

Alice M. Granger Mass.

Mary A. Lott Regent

Lehi Chapter

Miss Tarquinia L. Voss Indiana [p. 369] {p. 148}

Memoranda

date		dolls.	cts.
July 3.	Letters Rec’d
	B. B. Grundey [Grundy]
	Loa Utah

[p. 372] {p. 149}

cash account—january

date		received		paid
	Church	10.	00
	Salary	35.	00
	San Juan Bluff	24	.00

30	E. [Emily] S. Richards (per)			2.	00

[p. 376] {p. 150}

cash account—january

date		received		paid
	Caroline Boden			1.	00

[p. 377] {p. 151}

cash account—february

date		received		paid
1	Church	10	00
4.	R.S. Sec’y	35.	00
	R.S. Joseph Utah	4	.00

8	silver satchel Emm.			5,	00
	tea spoon Elizabeth [Andrew]
	tea spoon Margarie [Marjorie Betts]

[p. 378] {p. 152}

cash account—february

date		received		paid
	C. C. [Cavendish Cannon]	3.	00
2	A. W. C. [Annie Wells Cannon]	1.	50
4	J. W. Gray	1	00
5	J. S. Fowler	1	.00

11	Tithing			9	.00
17	Self			3	.00

[p. 379] {p. 153}

cash account—march

date		received	paid
	Church	10
	R.S. Sec	35

[p. 380] {p. 154}

cash account—march

date		received	paid
	supper			30
1	lunch			15
"	C. C.			10
2	magazines			50
"	stamps & postals			30
	lunch			20
	soap			25

[p. 381] {p. 155}

cash account—june

date		received		paid
1	Anna S. Guther			1	00

[p. 386] {p. 157}

cash account—june

date		received	paid
	Dinner		35	cts
	lunch		20	"
	House			55
	milk		1.	00
	maid			10
	18th. Ward			25
	Century Magazine			35

[p. 387] {p. 158}

cash account—july

date		received		paid
1	Secretary services	35	00
"	special Relief Society
"	Contingent fund	5.	00
"	Enterprise P.O.³ Order	3	00
	Allowance	10	00
	Rec’d W. Ex⁴	4	.00

	30 25 20
	Metcalf M. Y. M				75
	milk Guther			1.	00
	House Metcalf			.	50
	[House Metcalf]⁵				45
	Paid Des. News⁶ no. 9.			32	00
	self 15. & 35			’	.50
	House 75. owing Metcalf &				50
	Franklin 3⁷			1.	60
	[Franklin]⁸ 3			1.	40
	[Franklin] 2			1.	35
	Geo. Q. [Cannon] Jr.				25
	Bread				5

[p. 388] {p. 159}

cash account—july

date		received	paid
1	lunch etc ginger			75
	Century Magazine			35
	Family Herald			15
	supper & cake, lemons etc			70
3	stamps 2 cent			20
	Daniel <25> rolls <5> cream puffs <10>			40
5	Supper self & Ellen [Woodward Fuller]		1.	10
	book for Edna
	fare for Ellen <10>
	Atlantic Monthly			35
	Buns & Rolls cherries <chipped> beef			35
	Metcalf House			40
	car fare <15>, rolls <5>, crackers <10> C. C. <10>			40
	supper cafeteria E. B. W.			45
	stamps <10> stamps <10>			20
	moving truck & Boxes		1	00
	stamps & magazines			45
	pencils 10. medicon		1.	10
	supper July 14.		1.	20
	House Metcalf 50.25			75
	Book for Zilpha [Fuller Earl]		1	35
	Laundry <165> coffee & 85. etc.		1.	85
	scarf Ellen		2	.00

[p. 389] {p. 160}

cash account—august

date		received		paid
	Salary R.S.	35	.00
	Church	10	00
	Check self			3	00
	[Check self]⁹			3.	50

[p. 390] {p. 161}

cash account—august

date		received		paid
1	lunch			2	30
	[lunch]¹⁰				20
2	[lunch] magazine		50		15
	[lunch] Boys		35		10
	[lunch] Books	2.	55

[p. 391] {p. 162}

cash account—september

date		received		paid
1	Bank Acc’t.	37.	26
5	Church	10.	00

[p. 392] {p. 163}

cash account—november

date		received		paid
	ticket			77.	50
	Berth			8,	50
	dinner			1	00

	fee				10
	supper		90.
	free				10

[p. 397] {p. 164}

¹¹1. Mrs. May Yale, Springdale, Wash. [Washington] Aug. 21–1911

2. Mrs. Alice Rich, Cooper, Iowa. Aug. 21–1911. [p. 399] {p. 165}

12“How few think justly of the
thinking few.
How many never think at all
Who think they do.”

Mme Elmo. {p. 166}

¹³Harriet Wiseman

Spring <Glen> Carbon Co. Utah {p. 167}

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Memoranda, The Journal of Emmeline B. Wells, accessed December 4, 2025 https://www.churchhistorianspress.org/emmeline-b-wells/1910s/1911/1911-13

Footnotes

[1]text: This name and address are not in EBW’s handwriting.
[2]text: This material is inscribed vertically on the page.
[3]Post Office.
[4]Woman’s Exponent.
[5]text: The bracketed information was indicated by ditto marks in the original.
[6]Deseret News.
[7]EBW and friends ate lunch at Franklin’s, a bakery and eatery in downtown Salt Lake City.
[8]text: The bracketed information on this and the following line was indicated by ditto marks in the original.
[9]text: The bracketed information was indicated by ditto marks in the original.
[10]text: The bracketed information on this and the following three lines was indicated by ditto marks in the original.
[11]text: This material was written vertically on the page by someone other than EBW.
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[13]text: This material was written vertically on the page.