The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-08-14
STAKE CONFERENCE.
apostle urorrr reasdale Attends aud ne
i,rrs Good Instructions.

apostle urorrr reasdale Attends aud he
ii'rrs Good Instructions.
President CIuHcalled meeting 90 order
NlO" and after singing by the choir
andpnycr by George Ruiz, made @ few
opening remarks. he said the peculiar
condition Of the weather had made II
Impossible iur many Of the farmers 90
aWehd conference; that the Lord had .
blessed them with morc abundant crops .
Than ever before known that the gem .
eial health OF the people was good and
ma, % good feeling seems 20 exist
throughout ,bc Stake.
mnor ATWOOD
fe2t reported toe Elma- ward O.. heirg
IN good condition; that the ndic.
vee more prompt 100 attending meeting
iha1 lhc r,utlcmeni that ihe Saints
Zee. well aud have GOO ditHcultic..
rsuur otArk
turon i,.t pleased to Fay that bc was
RnonsiIy acquainted with each meme
Fl oi Die ward aud that they were an
ee'Iuy wei. Joe ihe Gospel thut there
"a Do sickness good crups sabbath
sehoo. wei. attended aud Boo good couli.
tnhi many missionaries hnd favored
them with visits the presidency of ibe
YL. AMI Relief Society had met with
ta,m and done o. good work.
PRESIDENT ALLIES
oilhe Park city branch stated that the
: ini. Of Park city were feeling we'll
that the feeling OF brolherly love and
friendship with each other was very
ppmincnt; that the sunday school hnd
progressed beyond expectation; that
eitfy two weeks one or two missionaries
from Salt Lake meet with the Saints,
and This was accomplishing vast mis-.
simary work among a class who had
neVer before heard the Gospel that the
Saints were making an excrtion TO build
a meeting house, ~ the one now used
doe not accommodate half the congrc.
CATION.
APOSTLE rEAspALr
was pleased to hear such good reports AZ
he bad listened TO said he was alway'
interested in sunday schools that when
he ras president OF Juab Stake be Wal
alspieacher Of the primary class Of l5l
Ael'sess in LlA .SaI,ll l,anslay sol,as
ant that he iound more pleasure In thai
calacity than any other he had lahorct
In, Notwithstanding the fact that thu
hreide wa. the place iorall true Latter
day Saints 10 educate their children II
the principles Of the Gospel
10 educate them TO reverence their par
enis To make them ladies and GENT,
men, not to make grammariuns who vii
snickcr ut a grammatical error made b
parents who have never had the priyileg
OF attending school that Lattcr.da
Saints who had coycunuted 10 keep Ma
commandment OF God had mo- right 0
break the Sabbath day bv hauling hA,
etc. that parents must -et the cNampI
Zoo Keeping the Sabbath day holy.
The choir then sang an anthem au
aucr prayer by W. T.. Pack meeting 1870
adjourned to 2p.m.
svSpN ArlrnyuoN.
After singing by the choir and pmy,
| by W. II Branch the sacrament u1. o..
ministerod by Elders j T.. Petit. G..
Calls, j. +. Wilde, Enoch Brown, q. N
Young and NJ. +. Harris.
W, G.. Rhead was released from M
position Of first counselor 10 the pres
dent OF the First Elders quorum, b
cause Of his removal from the Stake, au
j. W. Lamb appointed 10 ON that poe
ton by vote OF the people.
Peter T.. Olen-lpger was admitted
the High Priests quorum by yole Of n
people,
BisnoP rAsRETr
reported the Hcneier ward a. being In
good condition; meetings were not
well attended OF late on account OF
many young men being employed ava
from home teachers monthly meetiB.
held regularly the Y. l.. NJ. !. A. ha,
kept their meetings up during the sun
meri Primary In good condition sunda
school not 40 well attended as 1t shouI
be very little Sabbath breaking.
OAKLEY WARD
was next reported by Bishop Frazier I
being In a good healthy condition 0
hcers and teachers rather slow 10
their duties the meetings are aboJ
twice as well attended rs when the war
was first organized, about year agC
said there were no poor in the ward.
RLDKR CHARLES PARKRs
late OF Sheffield, England, bore his test
mony, saying that in fify.one years e,
perience In the church he had never y,
refused TO do any duty imposed upo
him was thankful to live in this day
apostles and prophets believed in pray
ing night and morning.
PRESIDENT cLuFF
announced that the three large window
which have recently been put in III