Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22

iluer ihhrieH H. spencer OF Ran.
1olph. Rich county. returned on tho
south Alabama conference Ills In.
borH were confined 10 tho southern part
OF Alabama and western Florida, where
he mot with fair success. lie waa 80,
apart on the 10th 81 November, 1890
and left for the States tho following
day. He says he has been pleased with
health ana enjoyed his work among hif
fcilowmen.
Elder I'D ncnnicy OF Randolph. Rich
county has also been iaboring in the
South Alabama conference. lie was
set apart for thlH mission tho 18th OF
January. 1897. left on the 18th. and re.
turned to this city on the 18th inst.
The mission. he says. Ia IN a prosperous
condition. and the Elders are iaborins
diligently In their calling.
Elder II, w. Nibley OF baker City.
oregon. called at the "Ncwa' office last
Mondny, on his way home from a mis-.
sion To the southern States. lie has
been laborlng In tho western part IL
North Carolina and Tennessee. His
health was not strong. and M a connc.
qucncc he was honornbly released
somewhat earlier than II customary
lie was set apart on Feb. IL. isgs. and
returned To this city ON the 18th OF this
month. At present he feels much i'm.
proved In health. He enjoyed his mis-.
sion very much. although at times he
felt physically weak.
Elder Farley Williams OF Tayior--
Vile. Salt Lake county. has arrived
home from mission TO the Northern
States. He was set apart Nov. I. 1896
ana lett the next day. He was sent 10
Iowa. where he Travelled all the time.
Elder Williams rayB he has enjoyed
good health during his absence and
felt much blessed In his inborn. lie
returned on the sth OF this month.
Elder lIezekah u. DUNN OF Toaucr-
VILE. Utah. returned from "a mission to
the Southern States on sunday, the 18th
inst. and on the day following called
NJ the "Nown" office and reported his
laborr, lie left homo on Sept. :. 1897.
and went direct To Chattanooga. Ten
nesaacc. from which place he was as
signed 10 labor In tho Middle Tennessee
conference. Generally speaking his
health was good. and he met with 1T
tie else than good treatment ut tho
hands OF the people nmohg whom hs
Travelled. lie accordingly enjoyed him
self aud left many friends behind. Hs
was met In Salt Lake by his wife who
accompanied him to his home In south
ern Utah.
Elder William Wesley Williams. Of
Pecry. bennett county. Idaho. departed
from his home on December \. 1895. to
fulfili a mission IN the Southern States.
His Held OF operations lay entirely In
the South Alabama conference. where
he met with satisfactory success and
where he left host OF friends and u
considerable number Of investigators
OF the Gospel. Elder Williams says his
experiences extend over tho
hHnnN a
life. He returned 10 Salt Lake on
the nth. His health was good
during his entire absence.
Elder John ". Buckwalter Of Ameri-
can Fork, Utah county, returned home
on the Goth OF this month. from n mis-
sion 10 the Southern States, whore he
has been engaged In preaching tho
Gospel In the South Carolina confer
ence, lie was SGT apart December 0.
1896. and left on the 10Th Of that month.
lie has enjoyed health and met with
success.
Elder John q. Nelson Of Rivcrdair.
Idaho. has also been laboring ~
In the South Carolina con-
He was set apart December
10. 1895, and proceeded TO the field ~
labor the same day. lie has also mot
with success In the mission and en-
ioyod his labors, He returned to this
home on the Goth o fthiB month.
Elder a. l.. Kimball Of this city, was
set apart for missionary work In tho
Southern states. October Z, 1896, and
left the same day, lie travelled In
and Georgia. whore he had
many opportunitlea OF bearing his tes-
tlmony 10 The truth. Elder Klmbali
10 this city on the 2Oth Inst.
feeling well in every respect.