Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

Mandolin and Guitar duet byron Seeshst
Como recitation MP II. MafEsit.
soprano .oio. .sonf i6ii Teacasd my
Heart" Mira. 4. kimlail accom-
panied by Mrs. j. G.. Lyon
Trio... Elders Margotia. Coobctr aud Beesloy
Recitation. niaeksmiih's story bee. 4 himuail
Bong zone thing aud the other" ri Mareeiis
c o5c ,sn,,,,,a, NJ Kr ns
solo and quaftotts, 20 ny father. 20.
II. Klrkmau. \ klfkman. ri Ma.
Rsslisti ' on - ' '.'' 4" Si5s Annie Rater
Osisiie. sCome ys iiiconioiaie" b. Light Lidei.
ba Ss so sS.' Il AN dreaming j. II. iaii@ef
Tenor soio...........-.......sam samuel kukmln
o.'nk chorus.''.'' '''''-'''.'''. . '.', 'u W..
alvin iiees':y. aesonpaaisi !" ~"
thus endel another pleisaut and In.
stfucttvc Jay.
weiDe,day morning, September
Ito, isg5-Owing Z, the illness Of
Bro. DjwfinR, which, however, In n
thing Of the past, Priesthood meeting
was called al the house where Brt.
Bowri & was balng cared torso that hu
could listen TO the initIuctionf. A
short msoting followed 10 which the
following officers wsrs chosen 10 act In
tbs various tie w throughout the In.
0ian Territory mission which com.
irisre this Indian Territory, the Rlntes
Of Kansas and Arkansai and OklahO.
ma Territory. Secretary, trcaiufoT
and assistant president Of the mlssiDn,
WIN. ID. Bowrinl; presi ing Elder Of
ihe Cherokee conferences, Iunian Ter.
fitory, T.. n. Margetts; pfesiiing Elder
u the Chickasaw conference, Inuian
Territory, Henry Kirkman; presiding
Elder Of the Oklahoma conference,
Vim. Il. Newman; presiding Elder
tse Arkansas conferences. 4. uhron;
pteslding Elder % the kansas confer.
ence, J. g. 1.-Two president OF the 81.
John branch, Gro. W. Baker; supsrii-
tend,nt Ut 81. John sunday sonoO
Wm. Brandon; assistant supefintcu.
entf, q, W. Baker aud &. Mill,r,
,ecretary anI treasurer, Nienols'
Baker.
ursndpa Baker was given blessing
under the hands Of Presidents Steven.
son and kimuall hnd meeting was
dismissed by Alvin Betaley.
Not the least thiug Of note during
our conference was the baseball game
Of Wednesday Afternoon, winch scored
victory for Umn's boys. Little did
we expect when W. accepted tne chal.
longe from the crhok team oil stafford
county we wouli be In n, but WE WEI
In 10 win and came out with n scafo u
is to 10 In our favor, with the privilege
OF another inninge, but IL was not
nesied.
All pm. concert was givon by
Kansas Concert band In honor Of thoif
Mlrmin friends.
Though the hand IL yet In ils Infancy
II plays agood grade Of music, COM
prising such peisciious n the Bohe
mian difl, Poet aud Peasant, etc.
Their leader, Prot. Kane, 10 n musician
o. note, anu IL dlinx much toward
the Advancement OF the art IN 81. John.
E'ou number brought forth great Ag-
pause.
Tue last meeting OF our couieren &C
was given by special request anu 90.
CURED Immediately after the band
c.ncsrt. The subjects, "Emigration
TO Utah." aud "Developins a new
county by ifrigatiOn,n were handled
by Brothers Stevenson and Klmball.
At the close Of the lecture Attorney
Mosloy, n prominent resident VI 81.
Johu, arose and said; "On behalf oil
Nht NNAAAFHH W tlNs JNuN w Nut
OF eBus Christ Of Latter.day Saints,
We thank you for your delightful coz
cert, tot the lectures tonight,and for the
honor conferred upon w by your pref
rnee. We know you are sincere 10
your religion, and In Stafford county,
Kansas, We guarantee you tho right
gwen TO US by Our government, via;
OF vor,blpinR God according 10 the
dictates OF your conscience. Welcome,
welcome, three welcome again. We
arc sorry for your departure 90 soon;
hope TO see you return shortly, and the
boys that remain viii always be re-
speotod."
A selection by the band followed and
Elder Stevenson dismissed by payer.
Brother kimball ana party LETT tue
following mOrninR, Thursday, for
KsusAA City, on their return trip, tho
Elders left on the night train and next
mornings for their fields. Two Elders
remain IN Kansas.
During the conferences two OF our
Elders were absent from meetings
through illness-M. ID. Bowrlng ana
John ii. Vincent. They are now
regaining strength anu We hope they
will bo aole TO resume their labOrs s1ou.
Among the many Kind friends TO whom
We ftol Indebted are Brother George
w. Baker, Mr.. Cal. Glasseook and Mr..
George Breckenridge, who have
worked diligently with our Elders In
erecting our meeting house here. The
entire people have treated us with
every hospitality.
ALVIN A. BEEsLEY.