Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04
RETURNED MISSIONARIES

Elder Flank W. Pcnrose Of this city
arrived home on the Goth Of February,
after "a pleasant and successful mis-
sion o. Europe. lie was set apart on
The tih of September. islf and left this
city the following day. lie was located
no Mannheim one year and thcn left
Tor salithurn. Switzerland. whcre he
labored three months. Tho remainder
~ the time was spent in Hamburg.
Lubbock and Hanover.
Elder Pcnruae speaks IN hiFh terms
% praise Of the German people IN gem
eral he has found them hosnltable
aud great many ar interested In the
Gospel when IT, principles are present.
ID 30 them. lie says be- has met with
some antagnnisin. owing chiefly o. the
proludlccs ~ the sectarinn preachers.
hut on the whole the people treat the
Hanover, Mr. W. X. Anderson. 10
spoken ~ az n gentleman with broad.
liberal Views and h. IN doing an In his
power 60 protect the Missionaries nH
American citizens. protection %
which they often stand re need. Elder
Penrufe has enjoyed his mission very
much and has met with success IN his
efforts 10 preach the Gospel. Ills only
regret 4. h. says. that the time was
too short Tor him In this labor IN which
both he whs gives AMI h. who receives.
N truly hlcHfci. one feature OF tho
labor performed consisted % singing.
Elder penroHe was "a member % a
luartotte that visited various places
ana cnlivcn.d the meetings with their
sweet melodies.
Elder Campbell W. Brown. o, this
city. has ais0 arrived home from Ger
many lie was yet apart Tor mission
airy labom IN that country on July 49,
1880. and started for his Held on labor
the next day, Ito inhored one year la
Hamburg and was then sent 10 Lubcck
10 Introduce the Gospel IN that ancient
city. IN this work be- was succrrstai
and established a branch % The church
there After xix months he was called
20 preside over the Hamburg confer
~ Lubbock. Hremen. kiel, Hanover aud
niciefrid Elder hrnwn says Dc nua
enjoyed perfect health duunv MA alb
Hnncu ana mad the spirit o. HIS mis-
sion RESTING upon him.
Elder Charles n. Miles ~ 81 George.
Utah, arrived ln this city ON the
.lth OF February. on hia way
homo from a mission abroad. lie was
set apart on the 2gth 81 June, 1889 and
left the next day, lie was hrHt as
signed to labor IN Chicago, where he
remained two months. lie then was
called 20 go 20 Germany. lie performed
vhrin, Tor eighteen months, ana then
went 10 Basel. Switzerland. ana later
10 berlin. whore he was stationed
about one year
Elder Peter I.autonsork. bishop 81
Eurskn. has also arrived home 4rom
the Europesn missionary Held lie
was ast apart on August /. 1895, ana lrft
the same day. Uutl IN January 1855,
he presided over the SwisH ana German
mission. and then, the two being Frp-
arntrd. Do WIS called TO pfcsidc usvr
the Herman mission with headquarters
boz Hamburg Elder LautenHock says
the division ~ the mission IN two has
been nfeutlS 20 the hcntnt of tho cause
of truth A. 10 was the nold was TOO
large 20 be attended % TO the hest adj
vantage. There are now about slNiy
Eiders In the German mission, eight ~
whom are of German nativity, Tho ir-
mninder are foreign born ANA have 90
learn tho language before thoy cen en-
rlro actively ln missionary work. To
Dr. surprising. though, says lruihrr
I.autonsOrk. how uuon the Utah boys
learn 10 speak foreign tunguv, ns u
~ encouraging 90 see The zeal they dts
play In the Field. The German mis-
sion H. nourishing, Notwithstanding
some opposition that 10 encountered
Elder Louis Taylor ~ MN creek,
sat Lake county frlNfN"A on lfhs
ruury Goth from Great lirinln, whore
he has been travelling ns a missionary.
lie WAS set apart ON me goth of March
1897. and loft the following day. His
Held Of labor was the thclienhain cnn-
ference. the nfHt ten months, then he
went 10 DeVonshirr, where Inc visited
friends and relatives. Elder Tnylor re-
ports that hr has had many oppor'un-
tiles ~ bearing his testimony ana been
well received among The people.
Elder william Oliver Mawsou N Mn
creek arrived In this ely the 9Th Of
February. returning from a mission 90
grsat Britaiu lie lnhnrrd one year
nnd nine months ~ Tie Belfast confcf-
encc, Ireland, and the remainder OF the
time IN Leeds lie was rot apart on
September is. 1896, AMI l-ft FOR his neld
M labor on the i9th. lie reports having
met with fair success while abroad
Elder J. 4. Cornwall % NH Greek,
qqlt Lake county. WAS het apart octo'
her 10. 1895. TO perform missionary labor
in the States. lie ieft the next day aud
was assigned tn the Louisiana confer
eure. over which no presided since the
eth Of juno, last ycrr' lie was re-
leased 10 conduct 10 their Ia resting
place the remains o. Elder Louis a.
Warren, who died IN that conference on
FEBRUARY goth, as formerly related In
Inc News" lie arrived In Price,
Emory county. last Sunday, February