Letters to Kane containing a list of events on a busy Sunday, dated September 12, 1858.

Letter from Nellie acknowledges receiving Kane's last letter, but has been too busy to reply earlier, dated September 15, 1858.

Letter from Wood to Kane relating remembrances of Kane's mother and an update of family activities, dated September 16, 1858.

Letter to Kane saying Mother seems to be more cheerful despite still dealing with the recent deaths of Father and Elisha, dated September 17, 1858.

Letter from Kane, Jr. to Kane saying he presently only has one patient, imparts some plans and encouraging advice, dated September 18, 1858.

Letter to Kane saying John P. Green sends message from Mr. Barclay, and Bessie is healing from a fall she took while putting up one of the spring windows, dated September 21, 1858.

Letter from Wood to Kane commenting about all that Kane has experienced in the last year, including his triumphant Mormon mission and death of his father, dated September 22, 1858.

Letter from Kane to his wife describing seven months in the wilderness as "the real out West thing" and that he would choose life in the wilderness if he could have Elizabeth and intellectual society, dated September 15, 1858.

Letter to Kane saying Bessie is still recovering from her fall, and some words of encouragement, dated September 26, 1858.

Letter to Kane inviting her to come and stay with the family, dated September 26, 1858.