| Show The Order was rather successful from ing produce with neighboring towns City They had their problems The Order was under after the affairs in isbitof The Contributor help and being get the Philip as with of the the Saturday by his first done beef was Bishopric up and Lizabeth work and exchang selling Bishop for Tucker his counselor was had looking store hmmespun to brighten had come bartering in 1875 and Philip Hurst connection Here such the direction charge of the Temple Sawmill first Their main cash outlet was Salt Lake too three centspound delivered the the history told she would the read children if they would to the them children marriage She said The children helped real good and we got everything scrubbed up and supper cooking Then just as they got settled on the floor near her rocking chair to Tisten there wasknock at the door When Lizabeth answered there wasman from Nepht withload of wheat inquiring for Brother Hurst Lizabeth and she invited him in to wait side by my team children After So explained she while he wasn home but The man answered sat back Philip down came to read bringing should No the be coming will wait Contributor the Brother soon out to the into the house He introduced Lizabeth to the man by saying Brother----- this is my wife for He shook refusing children said hands your her and invitation Lizabeth And with didn said to come telling in it years look much Sister Hurst must thought you were after chuckled with apologize aneof the amusement as she older Dates and measurements used are from original letters written by Philip Hurst sion to his Mother am indebted for this one in 1875 and second to the Tate President in 1881 Lewis it is now in my posses Anderson of the Manti the couldn Temple story When the walls of the Temple were up so high rock be Tifted from the ground the workers builtramp of heavy placks and rigged upcarriage to hold the stones Thenmule with stout hearness was used pull the stones up to the scaffolding where the men were placing them to in On this Monday morning when the men came back to work the mule wasnthe corral at the foot of the hill The bars were knocked down and the at the mule was gone The men scoured the hillside and around that end of town Tooking When they did find the faithful old mule it was standing there foot When of the ramp waiting the Temple walls were to begin almost the days to the top work some man brought pail of potatoes up on the job--for what Brought fromneighboring town during the week as he camped at the foot of the hill OrManti man them up to give tofriend to take home ers was there practical in the wall joker Be that as to use brought And perhaps one of the stone lay it may the potatoes were entombed |
