The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
TEMPLE AND TABERNACLE.

APOSTLE 1cver looked better
President Joseph r. smith has been.
appointed member Of the beard Of
trustees Of the brigham Yound college
" Logan vicc-Apostle 81 w. Merrill
resigned.
The temple 10 salt Lake City closes
Tor the summer renovation on July ist,
md will remain closed for about six
weeks That at Manti temporarily
ceases ordinance worl, on July a2nd.
The following annual stake Sunday
School Conference will be held during
july July end aud lrd. Wayne; 9TH
nnd 10th, Sewer and Bear Lake; 10TH
hnd 18th, Morgan and Star valley,I
bard and eith, bingham, 1oih and 3ist,
The old folks Of Lchl had jolllaca.
ton on aend Of June. when they were
taken out to Murdocks pleasurcl
grounds on the borders OF Utah Lake.
They were treated after the manned
usual on such ploasurablc occasions.
A new tract, written by Elder T. w,
Penroso, IL now passing through Tho
press Of Cannon and Sons, II Is en-,
titled Priesthood and Presidency and
treats on the claims made by the Rel
organized Church In favor Of tho pres
idsney Of the present Joseph Smith
Elders John Lloyd, John H. Bailey
and Don u. Cotton. who have been
lAboring In Great britain, left that
land on their way home. on June card,
and Elders Jessie T. Badger. Malcolm
heKinnon and orsoa Allen will follow
ON July 2nd.
The grand annual excursion Of the
old folks OF Salt Lake City will take
place on July 9th. The Farmingtoni
Lagoon will be the place OF rendezvous
and fcstivity. There the aged from
salt Lake will be joiadd by their COM
peers from Davis county.
Hammock. II Ia expected that DR.. Karl
q. MAesar will attend the meetings In
Wayne aud SEWER; Elder George God
dard those In SEWER and Elders +. N.
Lyman and Joseph w. summerhAys
those In Bear Lake. A district Sun
day school conference will be held In
Grass Valley on the sth Of July al
which DIR. Maesar will be present
This year tho 'nnuai gathering OF
Missionaries who have laborcd In
Polynesia will take place at Caldcr's
n..L IN Thvr..law t.,f.. 9th If..,
John T. Cain lwho labored in IIawain
II chairman Of the committee In
charge, aud Elder Joseph II. Deem
who minis,crod In Hawaii aud samoal
iafts secretary.
Among the recent dead Ia Patriarch
James warcham. Of MantI, president
OF the High Priest Quorum Of the San
pete stake OF Zion. Bro. wareham
was born July end, 1875 baptized into
the Church Of Jesus Christ In 1910.
Died at Mantl. June eist, 1898, aged
vs.. lie was one OF the most familiau
figures In sanpcte Valley. and waa
loved and respected by all wac knew
aim
Elders Lyman aud Woodruff have
been attending conferences In Beaver
aud Iron Stakes
A national movement 10 erect a mon.
ument In memory Of those who wera
on tho "Maine" having been inaugu-
raled by General Miles and others. tho
various christian bodies were solicited
10 take up collections on certain
named Sunday Ia May. iIy an unln.
territorial overnight no Mormon con-
greaatlon was invited 20 join. This,
however. has been now rectlhed aud
Sunday In tho near future will be SET
apart by the General authorities Of tho
church for this purpose
Elder Andrew Smith, jr.. lately re-
turned from the Abstraction mission,
gave an account OF his laborn In Tas.
mania and New South Wales at tho
tabernacle Sunday, Jane 20. Elder
James Davis gave his experience a.
missionary In Great britain during tho
past twonty-seven months, and Elder
Robert Cameron, lately returned from
Scotland, described his work In Glas-
gov aud vicinity.
A. the tabernacle sunday afternoon,
June 20, Apostle George Teasdale en-
phaslzed the necessity Of the high
priesthood for redemption. Referring
10 the matter Of Sabbath desecration,
he said II was not Latter-day saints
who violated the Sabbath. but latter
day sinners. Those who were guilty
OF breaking the Sabbath must stand
the consequences II don't pay to go
and soc demonstrations on sunday,
for II should be a day Of rest aud peace.
Elder James Ingebretaen OF 20 Rivers
street, Providence, n. l., has written
To Elder Franklin D. Richards asking
for information as to tho whereabouts
OF w. d. Black who, he says, left
England about 1871 for Utah, coming
fromthe Wolverhampton branch.
On sunday evening, June 5th, Elder