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

The boys Of the Utah batteries ~
Manila are publishing weekly news
paper called the American soldic,
The first two numbers have reached
their friends in Utah.
The following elders who have beeE
laboring in Great Britain have been
released 10 sail from Glasgow ON thrii
homework journey on November ith
Mark Austin, VIM J. Painter, Thns
Lcishman aud w H. Toonc. The hrss
two named are accompanied by their
wives
Conferences Of the Young Mems
Mutual Improvement Associations viii
be held during November IA follows.
Manassa Colo, and Loa, Wayne Co..
LIST, Ncrnal uintah Co.. i2th; Thatcher.
Ida, and West Portage. i2th and i3th'
Logan, iath; Idaho Falls, Ida. aud
Grantsvilic, 10th and goth; Salt Lake
City aud Ogden. goth: San Juan, ssnd'
Rcxburg, Ida, goth and 9th; Provo.
9th; Paris, Ida, aud Panguitch, 2sth.
The first annual meeting Of the Sons
aud Daughters Of Pioneers Of Utah
was held at Provo. Saturday, October
Goth, In the meeting houae, commenc-
ing at 10 o'clock There were about
400 persons present, among whom were
the following pioneers Of ~. Hanson
Walker, ST., Levi y. Kimball. Albern
Babcocls. llalma smith, Eli Ashcroft
Thomas Poulson edward, Lavina Full
mcr Ashcroft. William j. Harris, llar.
rict Fairbanks Douglas, Eliza Glen.
mems Kendall, Diana Eldredgc Smoot,
/ Myron Tanner. Julia Ann Turner
/ Flcmming, Jacob Foutz, Jane Park
Jones, Michael w. Molcn, Juthian Az
crctt, Geo. H. Matson, James oakley,
Mrs David Fairbank. Susan j. Gou
chat. william H. Fairbank, william
Farrcr, Marina Park Vincent, Mrs
Sarah Matson. A morning aud even
ing session was held aud most enjoy
able time was had. Letters Of regret
at not being able 10 be present and eN-
pressing good wishes towards the asso-
citation were received from President
Joseph y. Smith and Governor Wells.
The place for holding the next annual
meeting was left for committee. To
consist Of one from each town where
the association has "a membership. 90
a vote taken Il was declared the sense
Of the meeting that the next meeting
should be held In Spanish Fork
The services at the tabernacle sun
day. October 30, were conducted by
Elder Joseph u. Taylor Of the state
presidency. The choir sang 80 God
our Hope and prayer was offered by
! Elder Arthur Winters The second
D. anthem was Jesus, Once Humble
Birth Elder John II. Paul, Who e
turned from tho treat liritaip r'isf si;.-
airy field last week, was the fir, u
or. having been called upon 10 p'rt
briefly his mission. Elder Paul STAGED
that he had been well received In Brit
! ain, aud that although the Saints are
|, few In member aud poor as regards
D worldly wealth, there was n great hos
\ pitality shown 10 him on every hand
/ Elder Henry W. Naisbet, who with
j Elders Platt q. Lyman and James Me-
+ Murrin. leaves this week TO assume the
presidency Of the European mission,
, was the second speaker. Elder Nails
J. bet expressed his satisfaction Mt re-
ceiviug his call to the European mis-
D sion, and testified TO the manifold
b blessings he received during the 70
. years he OBLIGATED In the same position
\ lie spoke Of tho progress Of the church
and believed Gods light shines brighter
than ever upon his people In closing
: he invoked the blessings OF the Lord
upon the Lattcr.day Saints, and aslscc
/ the faith and prayers of his brethren
4 during his absence, President Georg'
., o. Cannon added few remarks e
II those Of the previous speakers. III
n said he had often asked himself II 4
was not n waste OF time 10 send N
" many into the field, Invariable hi
conclusion had been that IL was not
because the missionaries rejoice In tn
n work, are greatly benefited thereby
II and upon returning their good inhu
!" ence Ia felt In the community. w
y believe, further, that the gospel mus
y be taught TO every kindred and tongue
d. Those who say H. II a good doctrine
n but do not Join the church, shall con
" into the fold later, when their a
y rounding circumstances are dine RE-
- so we see that all work Is prod hctl
~ OF good. President Cannon them spo
no Of his drst mission to the shI idwI
IS islands. aud Of the intelligence lof n
DO people. lie had heard the 6natlv,
T. some OF them natural oratorsb prea
II the gospel as well as our most .
he vanced elders. It Is a peri shing l
70 ton, but their Joy, when no long
a. they can teach their people, on cart
n will be Ia preaching TO theirN ancest,
the everlasting doctrines. lrhe CHI
and congregation sang God moves
he , ,nyst.rious vnvW etc "A 1ar ,,.ll