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scntcd by Eldrr Lyman and sustained
without "a dissenting vote.
Brother James g.. Madsen Of Milford,
was chosen and sustained ua ald 20 the
stake Huporintondoury OF the sabbath
schools Of the Beaver Stake 81 Zion.
Many timely instructions we've given
during the morning and afternoon ant-
Vices BY our Wishing brethren on ths
subject OF tithiug. W1fd OF Wisdom,
AMI other topics. An fclt thnt they had
baru wen paid Tor meeting together.
The conference waF then adjourned
Tor three months after which the bre-
tiigh Council and High Priests quorum
were oct apart in the u.ahopl office by
Elder Francis NJ. Lyman.
sunday, at D. ~ the conference OF
tho Y. N. ami Y. l.. ~. I. Associations
convened. Stake President H. W. stuucy
preceding. Sisters Campbell ana lirlHon
came from Salt Lake city 20 attend our
conference. and their visit was very
much appreciated During the FIRST
meeting Elders Francis ~ Lyman,
Richard u, Lyman, Sisters Campbell
aud nriynn spoke 20 tho young people
relative Co improving the talents which
God hh1 hioHHcl them with.
Monday morniuE Elder Lyman and
son went 20 MtnerHvile and he'll meri'
INK. aud our visiting sisters remained ni
our conference during the dnN. Ems
cournrlng reports were given u the ar.
fcrent wards Many timely instructions
and strong testimonies were borne BY
our visiting sisters M relation 90 the
Word ~ Wisdom. blessings obtained
| by paying FUN tlthing fast nncrlnga
etc Conference was adjourned FOR nla
months. ". \. ToLToN
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with every scat in the hali occupied and
n full representation uf the stake prost-
uency. High Council. patrinrchs and
bishops Of on the wards, and Saints.
making IN Attendance o. about 900
people. The thDmo uf tho first half lay
was the subject OF Church Educl u1n."
The result of the trip made hy EIdara
Andrew lNimNnll and Emil Mnnrnr
through our stakes ln southern Zion
resulted IN splendid representation
from those Stakes The subject "
uthing was the chief subject duoit upon
during the balance NJ the meetings aud
many blessings were promised TO the
faithful in the Observance ~ this law.
Credit q due our choir leaders Profess
sora William Moore clayton and v NJ.
thtuugh tho conference. The subject uf
sabbath breaking was dwplt upon
60 some cNtcnt hy the speakers and us
result the following resolutions were
passed upon ana accepted by a unani-
nous vote 81 nll those present.
"itgvolVcd. That We aH officers and
members NJ The church uf Jesus Churt
~ Lntter-dnv Saints 30 hereby I.pl1es
the fearful extent Co. which the Huhurfh
day la de1ncritol in this county hy the
vast amount m noisy uufunruuH pleas
urc-aocling that De- iuduigel in
"inusmuch uH 70 D. un insult tn the
Great AllwlFo Being who ordained tha
sabbath nH % day ~ rect and devotion.
and also 10 nil christian and potrs low
lnT people the bad example or baseball
ana other noisy games INDUCED iu. iu
The various settlements of this valley. "a
dlaruptIrE The teaching and examples
| u an Christian and prace-loylng pco-
| pie, 10 nl7p weakening nur efforts in
| the uainlnH N tho rising generation IN
keeping the Sabbath day holy.
Therefore he % resolved. That we ina
9ileet,' lrleherH hnd mgmhers Of This
| lhurch ln council assembled DO pledge
| ourselves 60 dlHcuuutruInru any and ul
! such dulnHa, ana call upon 900 Christian
| puuplc, workers IN the cause uf Christi.
| unliys ANA also The law makers in tha
| different Incorporated towns ana vll.
| lagos OF this county Co use their inHu,
onco both az tho ballot. ln public and
| private and IN their power 20 lsFialat,
| laws for the prevention ~ the deaecra.
ton OF the Sabbath day"
a. J. CURTIS. stake Clerk
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the reading Of the reports the mission
n.ies were assigned TO their fields Of
labor. A number were released. few
were assigned to thcir former fields u
labor. Hefore conference, there were
four missionaries lnbofing In upsalH.
Matthiaa Ericsson and a. g. Pearson.
Brother Grobcrg was released. Brother
Ipaou Unsigned to Westerns. and BROTH
ora Ericsson and Pearson remained at
tfurnin with T.. &. earn as president
A. arrangements had been made to
hold O. meeting In upsnl1 on Wcdnca-
day evening. September oth, at which
Elder Peterson was to be present. we
came to Upsala Immediately upon the
close OF conference. a number uf mis-
nlunariea accompanying uH. On urrlv-
ing al the hall We found that tho GOOD
Saints OF upsala had not been ldl.. tho
had decorated the hall beautifully with
green and flowers. IN We evening VIC
hall was crowded and an those who at.
tended went away pleased thnt they
had had the opportunity u attending
The next morning. the IN Inst. Elder
Peterson and some mifsionnrlca left a.
but a few others came 20 ylalt boz, maxi
lnE nine present
on Friday evening September sth
the Saints an met In the hall 90 hold
n social IN honor of our two departing
| missionaries. J. H. GrobcrE and 70
/ Epson. and to welcome our now one. G
| G.. earn. who has been prcaldlng III
/ EskilHtuna for the past year ana q
| half. Speeches were made by some Of
| the Saints. referring TO tho work don't
/ By the departing brethren and welcom
/ Ing the new ones These were respond
/ ed to in "a happy vein by the brethren
| Since then the visiting brethren have
/ been departing. n few az tlmci Unit
now We are alone again, ready for work
! Brother Albert Capson OF East Ail
| Greek who has been laboring in Du
iarna. was released TO return home dur
Ing the first part Of october. and VII
labor In the Upaain branch until then.
The work In this part N the world q
prosperlug and the future looks YER
bright. The Saints aro all doing wei
and the branch II In healthy condi
tion, spiritually and financially.
We receive the "NcwH' regularly an
the missionaries appreciate the kind
moss Of its Managers In sending a.
A great many have cmluutrd fruu
here In the past ana they, no doubt
have relatives and friends here WHOM
they would like TO have hear the Cos
pei II they will send names ana ad
dresses. tho Elders will be pleased &
call on them
Yours, etc,
4. c. PEARSON.
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RNNN'Af AhNhN'i NaH
sept. 20. 1899.
To the Editor;
Elder Francis NJ. Lyman OF tho Coun-
ell Of Apostles, arrived In our city on
Wednesday. Sept. 20. from the south.
whore he has been visiting all the dlf-
forcnt Stakes Of Zion In their confer
cnccs. lie r. accompanied by his son,
Richard. and OF the professor In the
univcrsity at salt Lake city. and
president Of the Y. NJ NJ. 1. Association
Of the salt Lake stake.
a meeting was hold In Grconyillc
Thursday the 2iat. and Adamayille on
Friday. the 22nd. BY Elder Francis ~.
Lyman. who was accompanied BY the
stake presidency and Others.
our quarterly confcr,ncc convened On
Saturday at 10 a. M. in the meeting
house. Elder c. u. white presiding. FL
der Lyman, his son. the stake prcal-
doncy. Blahoprlc and other leading au-
thoritles OF the stake were in attend
auco. Encouraging reports were given
by the bishops OF tho different wards
ana many valuable Instructions were
impaired TO the Saints.
AZ " iu.t HNlutANAs n Uf"iiNh was
held IN room at the branch % the
brigham Young Academy Prof Rich.
ard 10. Lyman gave come very valuable
] Instructions 10 the students on cduCn.
] ton tie encouraged them 10 D.
/ studious and industrious. and 60 com.
ply strictly with the rules 0f the school
The hlgh council met in their council
| chamber sunday morning at 2 a. M, q
/ attend to Important business brother
| =. ~ Slaughter n regular member OF
| the High Council. who now resides az
| Frisco. was hOnornhly Released. ans
| solomon a. Walker was chosen 20 nl
/ the vacancy In the Council Altornntci
| Hyrum 4. Walker and John BRISK
/ were also hou0ubiy released. ON nc'
/ count of living at "a distuucG-and unnbl'
| tn attend tiolr council mcutiuEa. Eph
| rain Mouanold and James fordlry Wsfl
l chosen uh nitcrnntcH. brother Juht
Lang was chosen AM sustained aa flrH
counselor 90 pauiei Tyler ln tn iliEl
| Priests quorum, ~ nli tho vucancl
| caused by the death of James Towcr.
! Conference recunvrnUd at 10 o.. m. tn
| general ana local authorities were pre-
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Presiding Elder Of G the Io Hi' nianc


Hill. Ills. Sept. esth. 1899.
To the Editor;
The Southern Illinois Conference con-
yened on saturday and sunday. Sept.
card and Gath. our meetings were held
in the government "Armury Hall" Ef-
ilngham, which was rendered US fr,e
OF charge. The FIRST meeting convened
at $50 y. M. on Saturday. Tho house
was full TO OVERLOOKING, Meeting was
called 10 order BY Elder Morris. Elder
Il. w, Jones was the first speaker on
the subject Of Apostaay and Rcatora-
tlon. lie was followed by Elder L. a.
kclach upon Unity OF Faith"
AZ $3.50 a. m. on Sept. tho 2ith, Elder
Kelaeh ana the Elders met In council.
where reports from Elders Of various
folds were hoard These showed the
work In a prosperous condition. Elder
kelHch gave many words Of counsel
and encouragement, after which the
authorities OF the Church, mission and
conference We're unanimously sustained,
A. President u. A. Morris was re-
leased 20 return home, there was a
change In the presidency OF our confer
cnee. Elder T., J. Sanders was sustained
aH president and o, J, Harmon and q,
NJ. Pickup a4 counaelorH, and J, Y, Bal
~ was Sustained In his position as
clerk, A. the Appointments were not
completed, another irlchthuOi meeting
was appointed at Central Hotel, at $3.50
n. m. on sept the Goth.
The second conference meeting con-
yoncd at $3.50 y. M. on Sept the gath.
II was called Ia order by Elder Morris.
The frat speaker was Elder j. r Balty.
on the Kingdom Of God, lie was fol-
lowed by Elder VIM II. ilolyoak on
Baptlnm
The closing meeting convened at $3.50
y, m, Elder r. J. Sanders spoke upon
| The Plan OF salvation. nrpthor ID, A,
Norris followed upon Authority ana
ELDER l.. A. kelach spoke upon the Sec
ond Coming 0f Christ.
The Elders an mot In tho Central
/ Hoie" nj $3.50 q. M. sept. the 25th, wher
/ they received their appointments y, A.
Morris, -. r. stephens r. Heplcr and
/ J, u, bradshaw We're released TO return
I home.
There were number OF Saints and
| investigators I'm attendance at confer
| cncc, some coming a distance of "
/ miles. We were treated hoapltab by
/ the people Of Enlnnhnm and especially
| by Captain Burr and Second Lieutenant
! liutchnHa who had charge ~ The
/ "Armory" Mr. HOFFMAN. music deal,
l err, rendered MS the use q an organ ful
our services free " charge. The paper
were very fair with W., advertising oui
conference for several weeks before
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was being said. The three public
meetings were well attended.
The hrHt meeting Of the conference
was held Saturday evening at $3.50 2, IN.
The audience was addressed by Elders
~ W. Crockett and 81. y. Cowlcy the
former spoke OF the acorna, SCOTS and
prosecutions endured by the i.ntter-dhy
Saints lie gave scriptuial proof that
tho same was Characteristic OF the
Prophets. the Savior and His Apostles,
also that the people u God always
would be prosecuted a. long nH they re-
main IN this mortal state. Elder
Joseph Philips then favored M with a
solo.
Elder ~. +. Cowlcy WINS introduced
ana spoke with force ana power, Ito
bore "a strong testimony to the truth ot
the Gospel as restored In this day, and
also ~ - % the resurrection.
on sunday morning at $50 we con.
voncd Ia our Priesthood meeting and
We enjoyed n great How OF the Spirit
of God. The Elders reported their
fields u labor and were assigned new
companions. Elders y. W. Crockett
and Ira A. Mcmillan were honorahly
released 10 rrturn home. Elder James
Peterson was Transferred 10 Chicago.
Elder ~. W. Harvey who has been
lahoring In indianapolis takes the place
lett v-unt By the return home uf Elder
y W. crockett Heretofore the prcai-
don't las had no counHolorH. but Il was
decided 20 give him two 20 aid him In
his work Accordingly Elders %. II.
Packard and Jesse Pay were sustained
uH nrst and second counHclors To Elder
n. W Harvey. Valuable Instructions
were given 20 ~ by Elders l.. A. Kclsch
and N. y. Cowlcy
Al $3.50 D. m. the second public meet
Ing commenced aud the people present
listened TO Elder u. q. Clark and l.. A.
kclach cXpound the principles Of the
Gospel,
Elder clark said that salvation only
cnmeth Co those who endure % the end.
and that the way 10 do this was 10 obey
the Whispering OF that ntlll small voice,
the Holy Spirit
Elder Kolsch spoke for a time upon
the ordinance N baptism
our last meeting was held at 1880 ..
IN. Sunday.
Elders RaHmua Rasmussen. y. n.
brooks ana ~, =. Cowlcy occupied the
time. the FIRST two speaking upon the
inst principles of the Gospel and the
latter taking Tor his subject the King
dom OF God ~ spoken OF by Daniel.
Tho newspapers ~ the city gave n
glowing description u the Elders.
Among other thlnEa they stated that
nearly all tho Elders were young men
and all seemed 10 be natural orators
Any one having friends or relatives
IN the southern part 81 the State wish
Ing the Elders TO visit them. should ad-
dress Elder n. W. Harvey, Madison,
Indiana,
ALBERT MABEY. JR..
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1HE MISSIONARY FIELDS


Mac pourill. Seneca CO., y. Y,
sept %. 1893.
b ihe Edli7r
r,l, si.oo where my lot has been east
i.bor az a servant Of the Lord l".
,s,p. The garden spot II tho state
vsa York u lies between two
.g,tl fr,sh.water iakcs-cayugn
. u sss,ea. both of which are about 90
h, long averaging In width about o
nj The place b. noted Tor IT, beau
srd Che fertility N go soil. About
~ miles north ~ whore the writer
- die letter. IL the farm where once
u H. house 10 which the Churei,
ttb a membership or but elk. sprhng
4 10 existence. ~ years ago. II ~ mar
io.,a 10 contemplate that this church
az seris mcssvns,fs back 10 the
~ u its Infancy and that the peo-
4 + have ffnWn 10 membership OF over
b. huneed thousand, To many
sounds No fiction.
NJ work In this part Of the woods
4, moving along slowly yet nicely
lfisrda are h,Inr made iu many % the
bot strongly opposed communliicf, ana
H. psopIe are not 30 struck with awe
m ths mention " "MoriuonlHm" 40
~ he case when the Held waa opened
H. past spring by Elders splllHbury
la Woanoy. We have a number %
fssnis at this place lMac pougnlD, who
H. yefy hind and considcratc IN their
irsatmeni. ana who are not forEciful
d entertain stfnuEcra realizing that
, one thereby have entertained angels
lraHares
We have boon permitted 10 make our
j satQuaftrnu az the home ~ Mt, ana
tlv. James Kemcry Mr. kcmrry IL
j veteran soldier ~ the Civn War,
having sen thrro years and nine
rarihf active service In the ranks and
layng faced shot and 0hcil Tor 20 long
} time. BE- ls we'll prepared 10 face the
! % " public opinion and popular ru-
iror and stands nm aa a friend OF the
larn
The "News' IL much appreciated by
10 friends u is NJ great Interest 10
ihsm on account Of Ito reliability ana
Fairness"
Your brother,
JOS. ]. GILL.
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hand ana also publishing reports Of
conference.
The work IN IN a prosperous condition
In this conference and the Eldora 40 TO
their new fielda with renewed diligence.
We feel that great deal N good was.
and IN being. done IN this section u
country, especially In nliaying proiu-
dlces. We are trying 10 Do our duty.
we can plant and water. but God
gives tho Increase" Any desiring
friends or relatives residing In Southern
Illinois visited, please address the un-
dprHlrned
Thanking you Tor the Nova and
past fav0fH. we remain.
Your brethren,
Il. J. SANDERS.
President.
J. 7. BALTY.
Clerk.
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ALBERT MABEY. JR..
Clerk OF Conference.


Lost River, Sept. 20, 1899.
To tho Editor!
A conference was held at Lost River.
Sept. 2ilh. 1892 OF the Northwestern
States mission IN WIN. Matthew hall.
Elder William a. Kicks presiding.
Three meetings were held Elders r. y.
hrnmwell and ". nrmwcll wcrc pres
ont. There was good attendance az
each meeting. Aftcr the forenoon SER
Vices tables were prepared IN the cen-
ter ~ the hall by the Relief Society.
and spread with tho neccHHarlea o. life.
ana all, "AlormouH" and nou-"Mor-
mons" sat down together.
Elder W. 4. Kicks was released 10
return home.
After the evening meeting Elders +,
81 nrnmwell and II. Bramwell and FL
der W. A. Kicks started out for Mar
kot Lake.
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Thatcher. Arizona,
Sep. Is. 1879.

To the Editor;
- prelude 20 our regular quarter
BY conference which convened In
Thatcher Sept 18Th and 18th, a ban
quot was rendered the officers OF tho
stake by the stake presidency on Sat
urday. the 18th. commencing at 10 a, M
and lasting until .. M. All came TO
tho meeting fasting and NJ 1 o'clock
were served with rofreahmonta by the
sisters Of the Relief society and Y. l.. NJ.
I. associations. The theme ~ the meet.
ing was the subject ~ uthIug, and
those present certainly enjoyed a spirit
u1l feast
our regular conference meetings come
monccd at 10 "a. m, sunday morning
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The Saints in sweden
svartbacksgatan 90, Upaaia.
awedon. sapt. u. 1870.

sAHfNANAAf ~ 80 AaaHf
To the Editor:
The readers Of your valuable paper
may be interested In reading few
lines from this part Of the world. The
Elders have just returned from confer.
cncc. which was held In stockholm.
September End. Ord and lth. There
were present Elder AndrcnH Peterson,
president OF the scandinavian mission.
Elder J.. ]. Snndberr. president OF the
Stockholm conference; and the twenty
eight Elders laborlnH in the conference.
General MEETINGS were held on the 2nd
and lrd, which were very wen attended.
on the iith Inst. the ito tho mission
uflcHl most important meeting was
held, This was the prieHthood meet
INK, AZ which the reports ~ the diror-
ont branches were read showing that
the time since the last conference had
been well spent and the Gospel DO.
olhrcd unto "a great many souls. After
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'7"7" '"HT'FFN'N1
Nevay, Ind., sept. ". lsyy.

To The Editor
Nor, L'lera " Southern and
,. ,'sn''n Indiana met in conjolnt con.
~ ~ on September 10th and i'm al
h''oh' Ind. The use OF the court
79.- vas rendered ua free OF charge.
w., 1'lg were forty-slx Elders We
EIdser 1I'o blessed with tho presence on
co95,hi Kolsch ana ono oi ,b S
For a VI APOSTLES. NJ, p. Cowloy.
ference Nl,nher Of nights before com
POUNDED ,aHFtned the Gospel was ex-
house 49,. we people from The court
Gsd ana Here large crowds gath,
PAID good attention 10 what
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Indianapolis. Ind. Sept 20 1899 AT
ne request OF Elder Louis A.Kelach ana
oElrg 20 the desire Of Elder N. H. Cow
l,y TO Dec 30 many Of tho Elders aa pos
s.blo during Bic stay IN the Northern
states, ihe Elders of the Southern and
N1fihefn Indiana conferences mot ut
Anderson, IND, 90 hold their Hemi.nu-
hlll conference on Sept 10Th ana i1th
Several evenings before the confer
t1ea proper street meetings were held
% whlch many OF Andeuon'a good peo-
l'e listened A lively interest was
awakened ln thn Elders and the cause
watch they represent The papers gave
favorable notices VI the event
AZ me hut conference meeting, which
vas held Saturday sept 10Th. the CIR
elt court room was crowded to over
Towing Elder goo. y, Barton called
we meeting 20 order and introduced
Llligr Fred W. Crockett. VI the Southern
ihilana conference, who was followed
BY Elder ~, r. Cowley.
sunday morning 1ur Priesthood meet
lns was held at which the appoint
n5nl, were siyen and instructions re-
c..,.,l Ugn Elders l.. A. kclsch ana
e ~, The reports o. the Elders were
qllle favorable
lhe afternoon session was well at
,.aeti both by friends Of the city and
etlhu rom nearby cities, and many
no were only curious 10 know the
ss,,,tlne advocated by the Lattcr-day
Elder r. earn Clark spoke for some
VIZ on salvation, after which Elder
Chufch. ''''' ~ ''''
W OH ihe meetings the one held sun.
Ja!,, ey.nlhg was best attended. Intro
Vv-.leil h'N were made by Elders
gi,asilnlssen ana Brooks; then Elder
10y .poke with Inspiration, ar
W a, ieadlng from the 9th chapter
"aalneea Many. who Tor the frst
WI, n,aIl an Apostle ~ Jesus Christ,
W. never forget that sermon.
w people were very kind md
'ITr4rl us great consideration.
~ i've. '"uAe was gwen
ihe Elders lett Monday to begin their
Az m lh'lr new fields.
ve"9Vne having friends IN Indiann
a. u,y would like TO have tho Ei-
pia.- 'i,lb plenao communicate with
A.. h,9fge p. barton. 1922. Park
~ Il lnllinapoliE Ind. or Elder Hugh
"Fs,h1afiey Madison. Ind.
nieI.t, sfoeket and McMullln. having
lss5si !. nolnInhle missions. were res
W. J, sEELY, Clerk.
NoFlhern Indiana Conference.
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Elder Edward j. Cox. uunkcrvillc.
Lincoln Coz Nevada. was oct apart on
the 10Th ~ April. 1897. for missionary
work, Hts field NJ labor has been IN the
States % Arkansas and Kansas. whore.
be- says. he has met with fair success.
The mission iH progressing and the
prospects are CROWNS better every day.
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Elder Joseph Hughes, OF spanish
Fork. returned on the same date, hle
waA set apart on the 10th OF August,
1897. and visited Tennessee, Georgia and
very successful IN his missionary
efforts. lie met no trouble anywhere.
but was treated with kindness and con-
alteration.
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Among the visitors 10 the Conference
~ Elder Louis A. kelsch. president %
the Northern States mission. Elder
kclsch says that mission o. in very
encouraging condition.
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Elder Isaac wardle of West Jordan.
Salt Lake county who was set apart
on the 3rd " May, 1850, Tor q mission to
the Southern sntna. was hpnorabiy re-
leased on tho i2th OF Sept. last, on nc-
count o. lll-heulth. lie returned home
on the 18th. Elder Wnrdle u reported
TO be- Improving ana Il 10 hoped he VIII
soon rllly recover,
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Elder George a. West of Washington.
Washington Co. was set apart on the
iith % september. 1855. Tor "A mission
TO the Southern States. lie was as
signed 10 labor In Kentucky. whore no
was quite successful. he says. but ow-
lug 20 lll-henlth he was released, and
returned home on the goth OF september
last,
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Elder Daniel =. stephens Of ogden.
Utah. returned home Sept. 30. from "A
mission 20 the Northern States. He
was uct apart the goth of July. 1891, and
iabOred Ia southern Indiana and south
cru Illinois and st. Louis He laborcd
some sixteen months among his rela-
tivea IN Brown Co.. H.. and succeeded
in converting and baptizlng a number
u relatives ana Others. aud gathered
genealogical information.
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Elder Joseph 7. Morris Of Alpine.
Utah. county. was ct apart 0n the 18th
% June. 1897. Tor mission 60 tho
Southern States lIe has Travelled Ia
Alabama and Florida. where De- has
had good success in the ministry. He
returned on the End NJ this month. wen
pleased with his mission.
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Elder IIyrum g. Larsen Of Cove.
Cache Co. was oct apart on the 10th OF
March, 1897, Tor % mission 60 Southern
Alabama. lie returned on the end Inst.
tie says De has been blessed Ia his la
hors, and that the mission - prosper
Gus,