The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-04

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Eptfon Tlurs.
Your valuable parer IL welcome
visitor. It brings happy aud unhappy |
news oiour mountain home. read IT, .
columns with great interest Its news
takes my mind back to happy days 81
the pact thought few lines from
ne aud little Of my experience might
be Of interest TO yoG aud the readers
oi your paper. left Salt Lake City on
the 5ih Of May, lses, Tor Great Britain
ylaU. Z Railway, stopping At Washing
ton, d. q. While there We met the Hon.
FL Cannon. who treated " very kind.
~. While stopping there We ds,lcd
the old home OF George Washington,
Mount Vernon. We also visited Phila'
delphia, aud after a short stay We ct
sail from there on the 8. $. Belgenland
May llth. The Grst part oiour voyage
wis rather ronph, but the last few days
were quite pleasant. We arrived In
Liverpool May 10Th. After Thor
stay IN Liverpool We got our appoint
monts. vas rppoiuled To labor In tho
sheffield conference. It isa very large
city, OF about 400, 900 inhabitants.
SHEFFIELD = noted the world over for
he iron aud steel works. and especially
In the line II cutlery. Great changes
have taken place since | left here 81
years ago Although nay adopted
country is my home, yet my native land
has some charms Tor me still. It. green
fields. raiks, hedg,sand old castles are
all very interesting. Also the old parish
church here, whore twenty eight ycais
aio exchanged single blrsssduess ior
married bliss have found many old
friends and met many new ones who are
v.ry kind TO me; Tor which am very
thankful to them aud TO the liver Of all
good.
Trade in England Is very good. Crop.
are most excellent, both hay aud grain.
II seems that the var Is about over
without much damage beiug done 10 the
good old lag Nor has IL made The
eagle screech very much. There seen /
10 bea feeling OF oongatulaIion win
the people of England In the way oui
nation has conducted the war. TheI,
may be some objections, a. all critics
ar, not dead yet. iut let Ne feel GLAD
the "slars and Stripes" still float in IA,
air uninlured, and may they even ay,
90 all the world.
Our elders are coming and going near
ly all the time, and think that We ar'
doing good work at least | hope an,
trust 80, ~ the Lord seems To be bless
Ing our labors IN this laud. ia oul
visiting the saints aud iriends We 90,
t,ld OF certain elders who have prom
i.ed TO write 10 their friends here ol
their return home, and have failed o
neglected To keep their promise.
would like 10 impress upon the minds q
such the necessity OF keeping thei
promises, that "the cause oitruth MA
not be retarded for their iorgetiur e-'
Those at home wlo have friends hu
should not neglect To correspond wii
d them. ~ a great deal Of good Is don
very often 10y a kina letter. II there ar
any there who hnye friends Ia this ti'
trict who they would like the elder, 4
b call on they should send their name
and addresses and the elders viii do al
they can for them. Hoping, ifnot asl
o Ing too much, that this short letter vi
find space in your valuable paper, :,
!. main, Yours Respectfully
GKo Rtr
i. 70 Address 10 Mildlesex ST. Pai
g Road, Barnslcy, Works, England.
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