Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14


was appointed second councillor 10 Ell |
der Ionn W. Taylor, president of the |
mission. IN which capacity he Ia |
bored until released. While presiding |
over the Pueblo conference he was the /
means 0f bringing into the church "a |
number OF converts, who were organ |
izcd Into a branch. Elder Woollcy re-
turned homo on the goth u September |
last after nm enjoyable and profitable |
Sister Mary y. wooiicy was oct apart |
Tor missionary work 10 tho same mis- |
zion on the goth ~ March. 1879 and re- !
turned home IN company with hor nus. |
band. Her mission ilcld was tee city N |
quite prosperous. The street meetings
are n feature u the mission there and
considerable public Interest has been
awakened In these meetings.
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Elder Daniel Aionzo Morris of Hinck-
! ley, Willard. CO.. was set apart on the
Goth ~ July. 1897. for missionary labors.
lie was afs gned to the southern Illinois
conference, over which b. presided
since the End Of March last Elder
/ Morris says there were i've bnptiHma
Just before he left. and the conference
l. In a very satisfactory condition. He
/ returned home on the 9Th Of this month.
4 Elder J. w. johnson Of vernni.
| uinth Co. was among the Conference
| visiturA He returned on the Sth ~
| March, this year, from mission TO the
state Of Kentucky, Tor which he was
set apart on tiIe 18th u July, 1896. lie
reports that he had good health while
IN the mission field. and met with good
succcss.
Elder Nathaniel Porrltt Of Clifton.
| Oncldn Co, Idaho. was set apart on the
18Th Of september. 1897. for mission 10
the South. lie iabored for eight months
~ o. canvassing Elder IN the South
/ Carolina conference. and then engaged
In Sunday school work there. There
arc eighteen sunday schools. he says. IN
that conference. ana they arr all doing
a good work. Elder porritt returned
home on the 9Th u this month. feeling
we'll In every respect
Elder Thomas J. croshaw Of oxford.
Hammock Co. Idaho, was SGT apart on
the 18Th N Auf.. 1897, for n mission 20
the southern States. lie was assigned
TO the Eagt lScutucky conference. where
he lahored aud mot with much success
in hia efforts 10 promulgate the princl-
pies Of the Gospel. lie returned home
ON the 9th inst.
Elder J. X. Bodily OF Fairviow.
oneida Co.. Idaho. arrived home on the
lat Of this month. after a missionary
. AWAA W haNNANNNAAH nv NNHlNfn NNNA
county. San Francisco. Sacramento,
San Diego and some other places He
was set apart on the 9TH u June. 1881
He saya he has enjoyed good health
during his absence and had success In
his mission.
II Elder Thoman Giiohriat Of coalviue.
summit Co, was set apart on the 18th
Of Aus, 1881, for a mission 10 Grent
hritnin. He returned home on the esrd
" september last. He laborcd ono
year In Scotland. as a travelling Elder,
( Newcastle conference. He says he
feels thankful FOR the opportunity he has
had OF lnhoring In the ministry. There
were twonty-seVcn hnptisms In the
Newcastle conference during the year.
ana tho ield Ia In a good condition.
Elder Edwln stott OF Meadow, Mil
lard county. has returned home frufn
mission 60 California. FOR which h.
wac cot apart on the nth of Aug. 1891.
He lnborcd mostly In isoa Angeles ana
the southern parts 81 the State. whcro
he. according TO bic IMPORT. met with
much uucccaa He arrived home on
the 5th~of this month.
Elder John r. Moylc of Alpine. Utah
: / county. who was SIT apart on the 9th
d % June 1891, for missionary work IN
; California. returned ON the 18TH of
! September. lssg. Hi- field Of labor has
q hevn Eldorado. Amador county. Butte
) ! suffer. Nevada city. Marine. Sonomn
+ ! county. San Francisco. Bernarilno and
Sacramento He reports that the mis-
r sion is-Pruaperous and that all ls well
. Elder O. G. Raymond 81 Plain city
, Weber county. has been laboring as q
/, missionary IN Southern Louisiana and
! East Kentucky conferences. Ito wa,
7 set apart on The 10Th 81 June 1897. and
! returned home on the ist Of October
\ this year, after successful mission.
Elder y. Fer NJ publan. Mexico
T. was among the visitors Of tho Con.
a ference He called at the News" Of
= nee and stated that he returned home
ON the 20th 81 July lnst, from a mission
% 10 the West Pennsylvania conference
4 In the Eastern States. whcrc he mo-
with much success, The mission. h,
n Gays has been very prosperous IN,
last two years. ana although the mum
hcr Of bnptiams has not lncrcaa.st
much. Investigators have become NOR
numerous. owing partly 20 the agita
; / ton OF the cnemloa. Elder FAR wa
} sct apart FOR his mission on the 23rd d
June. 1897.
4 Elder A. q. Bowman. OF Ogden. wa
d set apart ON tho eth of April, 1897, fo
e a mission 20 California, and rcturnc,
10 on the a0th Of September. last. IL
a visited Los Angelev san Francisco
u oakland and Sacramento. where h'
i prsdded the last part OF hle mission.
Elder u. r. Burt Of Brigham city
Utah. was oct apart on the 18th OF May
Z, 1895 for q mirsipn 20 the Southerl
q statce lie returned on the 10th %
70 September. last. after having laborci
In Eastern Tennessee. East Kentucky
q aud North kentucky conferences, III
Il enjoyed hia mission, he says, but ow
10 Ing to poor health. he was honornhll
released 60 return home.
4, MOTIFS,
!, ElAer Iamos A. Hunter. Of the slxtl