Minnie B. Hall De Soto to Mary Baker Eddy, February 7, 1886

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223A.37.004

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Minnie B. Hall De Soto

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Mary Baker Eddy

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February 7, 1886

Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Minnie B. Hall De Soto on embossed lined paper from Denver, Colorado.

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No. 412 Broadway, DenverEditorial Note: Denver, Colorado,
Feb. 7, 1886

Dear Mrs. Eddy

Your telegramEditorial Note: This telegram is not extant. received too late for anythingAs Written:any thing to be done by the AssociationEditorial Note: This is a reference to a Colorado branch of the Christian Scientist Association in Boston, Massachusetts. in regard to sending a delegation to N. Y. - C. S. A.Editorial Note: When the National Christian Scientist Association was formed in January 1886, branch associations were requested to choose delegates to be present at the next meeting of the National Association held on February 10, 1886, in New York City, New York. See “A NATIONAL ASSOCIATION” from the February 1886 issue of The Christian Science Journal for more information., If we had sent on the first train we could not have arrived by the 10th And the trains are so irregular on account of snow that we might have been several days late. We have in our AssociationEditorial Note: This is a reference to a Colorado branch of the Christian Scientist Association in Boston, Massachusetts. 30 members at present and will soon have a few more. O Mrs. Eddy, if everyoneAs Written:every one who enters into this work would go into it with an unselfish motive how much better it would be. it makes my heart ache to know how some who claim Christian ScienceAs Written:C. S. act.

Our AssociationEditorial Note: This is a reference to a Colorado branch of the Christian Scientist Association in Boston, Massachusetts. will, no doubt, be glad to be represented at the N. C. S. A. at their next meeting. And we regret being unable to be there now. I hope we shall know in time next time, but we are only very young in the C. S. A. and have scarcely gotten started I shall write you how we are doing - The [?] Unclear or illegible and Evan's school are making rapid As Written: rappid progress

Yours hastily.

Minnie B. Hall

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No. 412 Broadway, DenverEditorial Note: Denver, Colorado,
Feb. 7, 1886

Dear Mrs. Eddy

Your telegramEditorial Note: This telegram is not extant. received too late to for any thingCorrected:anything to be done by the AssociationEditorial Note: This is a reference to a Colorado branch of the Christian Scientist Association in Boston, Massachusetts. in regard to sending a delegation to N. Y. - C. S. A.Editorial Note: When the National Christian Scientist Association was formed in January 1886, branch associations were requested to choose delegates to be present at the next meeting of the National Association held on February 10, 1886, in New York City, New York. See “A NATIONAL ASSOCIATION” from the February 1886 issue of The Christian Science Journal for more information., If we had sent on the first train we could not have arrived by the 10th And the trains are so irregular on account of snow that we might have been several days late. We have in our AssociationEditorial Note: This is a reference to a Colorado branch of the Christian Scientist Association in Boston, Massachusetts. 30 members at present and will soon have a few more. O Mrs. Eddy, if every oneCorrected:everyone who enters into this work would go into it with an unselfish motive how much better it would be. it makes my heart ache to know how some who claim C. S.Expanded:Christian Science act.

Our AssociationEditorial Note: This is a reference to a Colorado branch of the Christian Scientist Association in Boston, Massachusetts. will, no doubt, be glad to be represented at the N. C. S. A. at their next wmeeting. And we regret being unable to be there now. I hope we shall know in time next time, but we are only very young in the C. S. A. and have scarcely gotten started I shall write you how we are doing - The [?] Unclear or illegible and Evan's cschool are making rappid Corrected: rapid progress

Yours hastily.

Minnie B. Hall

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Denver, Colorado This telegram is not extant. This is a reference to a Colorado branch of the Christian Scientist Association in Boston, Massachusetts. When the National Christian Scientist Association was formed in January 1886, branch associations were requested to choose delegates to be present at the next meeting of the National Association held on February 10, 1886, in New York City, New York. See “A NATIONAL ASSOCIATION” from the February 1886 issue of The Christian Science Journal for more information. This is a reference to a Colorado branch of the Christian Scientist Association in Boston, Massachusetts. This is a reference to a Colorado branch of the Christian Scientist Association in Boston, Massachusetts.