Warwick, NY. December 6th, 1896.
Elder William Lively. Dear brother.
Do you remember the subject you took for a text the night you preached in Warwick? It was “The Gospel”. You showed that the printed word was not the gospel. But that it was Christ and Him crucified. Now, dear brother, we have a very precious, sick sister who is very anxious to have me ask you to try as nearly as you can to write what you told us that night. She was too feeble to leave her home when you were here. If you could get the time to write it, it would be a great comfort to her. I know, and we should be glad to have your letter published in the signs. All who heard you that night were fed by the precious gospel you proclaimed. My father sends love to you and dear Elder Mitchell. My father is as well as when you were here.
Hoping sincerely that the same almighty power that gave you those wonderful words of truth for us will again fill your heart so that you may be unable to repeat them on paper, I am, I hope, you're very little sister,
Kate V. Beebe