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smart tidy woman and a good economist,, said
she had a long talk with Kimball but could get
no satisfaction from him,, Bro. O. Hyde asked why sister
J Bullock did not go to the place she left.. Sister Pratt
replied she went to see her sister who was sick at
Winter Quarters.. ------ Did she expect to be kindly
received when she went for the things,& She did
not know,, but did not expect to find Kimball there
    Sister Hutcherson said sister a  Elsworth to her that
Sister Bullock had told her that Jane was lazy and
indolent and hinted that she was not virtuous
that it was doubtful whether her child belonged
to Kimball..
     Sister Pratt said that in a letter to bro Kimball
she told him,, that from what they could gather from
the statements of hid mother,, he did not intend
to live with her and she wanted to know from
him but she could not get him to say anything
about it..
     Brother    Hadden stated he had heard the
 old lady say she was much disappointed, that
Jane was not a stout healthy woman,and she
did not intend to have Kimball live with
her any longer..
     The parties agreed to leave to the council..
The Council voted for Bro. Kimball to say if he
will live with sister Jane again or not
Ans. no---
     Voted that Sister Jane say if she is willing
to live with Bro  Kimball or not..
Ans. no------
     Counselor W^m Snow remarked that althr' it had been
a common thing for men to take wives and
in a short time leave them it was  unrighteous,,
and in as much as the parties were not willing
again to live togather, his mind was that the
man fit out the woman for the balley and