[Second Counselor John Henry Smith [father] Diary] Salt Lake City
George Albert and family left St.G at 4 a.m. this morning, he laying on a bed. (1)
[Second Counselor John Henry Smith [father] Diary] Salt Lake City
George Albert and family left St. George at 4 a.m. this morning, he laying on a bed. (1)
-- Friday, May 6, 1910
[Second Counselor John Henry Smith [father] Diary] Salt Lake City
My sons George Albert and N. L. Smith, With Lucy and daughter Emily arrived from St.G. George is somewhat improved to what he was when I saw him one month ago.... (1)
-- Friday, June 10, 1910
[Second Counselor John Henry Smith [father] Diary] Salt Lake City
I took my son George Albert to Springville to day and left him with Dr. Dell Boyer to look after [him] for a short time.... (1)
-- Tuesday, June 21, 1910
[Second Counselor John Henry Smith [father] Diary] Salt Lake City
I went out to the Saltair Beach and attended a Banquet given in honor of Sister Louie B. Felt. 37 persons sat down to a nice Meal in the ship Restaurant. My son George Albert and Bro. John Acomb are stoping there. (1)
-- June 25, 1910
[Apostle George Albert Smith Journal] "At night my nerves are some what upset..." (2)
-- Monday, July 4, 1910
[Second Counselor John Henry Smith [father] Diary] Salt Lake City
Prest. Joseph F. Smith and Wife Mary, Bp. C. W. Nibley and Budges[?] left for a trip to Europe to day at 7:10 a.m.
I was at my home most of the day. At 5 p.m. I went out to Saltair and had a nice visit with my Son George Albert who is stoping there. he is improving in his health.... (1)
-- July 10, 1910
[Apostle George Albert Smith Journal] "I have prayed to the Lord for deliverance from my affliction..." (2)
-- Friday, July 15, 1910
[Second Counselor John Henry Smith [father] Diary] Salt Lake City
In the evening I went out to Saltair with [wife] Josephine. We had a visit with George Albert. (1)
-- Monday, July 25, 1910
[Second Counselor John Henry Smith [father] Diary] Salt Lake City
Pioneer day was celebrated at Wandermere Park under the auspices of the Daughters of the Pioneers. Senator Reed Smoot master of ceremonies. Senator Smoot delivered a nice oration.
68 of the Pioneers of 1847 were present, 4 members of the Mormon Battalion, one person born on the ship Brooklyn on its trip around the horn.
I took [wife] Josephine and Arzella and Josephine and went out to Saltair and had a bath. My son George A. is stoping at Saltair. He is improving. (1)
Footnotes:
1 - White, Jean Bickmore, Church, State, and Politics: The Diaries of John Henry Smith, Signature Books in association with Smith Research Associates, Salt Lake City, 1990, http://bit.ly/johnhenrysmith
2 - Journals of George Albert Smith
LDS History Chronology: George Albert Smith
Mormon History Timeline: The life of George Albert Smith
http://lds-church-history.blogspot.com/
