O'Donoghue, Father John B., Morrow, Ohio, to Archbishop John Baptist Purcell, of Cincinnati, Ohio, 1872 April 3

He had hoped to have Purcell visit them after the third Cathedral Sunday, but since Purcell has so many appointments he cannot expect him so soon. He asks that as soon as he can, Purcell visit Washington, Ohio to bless the corner stone of the new church and to confirm a few. Since the people are so distant and are mostly employees, they could hardly attend on a week day and they hope that Purcell will visit on a Sunday. He leaves the choice of a time to Purcell, but wishes that he could come the first Sunday of June, being within one of the Octave festivals of the intended Patron of the new church, St. Colman, Bishop patron or three dioceses in Ireland. P.S.-—He is now quite well after suffering from a painful and tedious injury resulting from a fall last winter. :: II-5-e A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.