Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

superintendent Joseph Eckorsloy said
he was thankful for the good spirit
that had been made manifest He
spoke on faith ana prayer ana ouCuur-
aged parents 10 teach their children
true religious habits. lie advised the
people Co treasure up what had been
said during the conference.
The choir and congregation sang
hymn and honodlctiun was pronounced
By First Assistant Walter ~ JEFFREY.
MISS TultIAli HANSON.
stake Secretary
RETURNED MISSIONARIES
Elder Nlla Jensen M Brigham city.
cning back on the 3Oih ~ June. last.
from O. mission Go Denmark lie was
SET apart ou The .3rl 90 April. 1880, ami
left Con that field the next day Ellor
Jensen labor,d principally ln Cupcuhu.
Een ana presided over thn conference
about fourteen months. He says about
one hundred bHptsms were performed
there last year. and converts urn free
qucntly being added 90 the church The
scandinavian mlfsi1u Or reported Co Doe
IN "a prosperous condition.
Elder John Alvin Vinegar OF South
Buuutiful, Davis county was Hrt apart
Cor missionary labor boo IA East lSUu-
tuyty conference uu the fiih of APRIL
1897. he returned un the l5th of luuH,
last. wen pleased with his experiences
IN the missionary field
Elder John H. wncI of santaquln.
Utah county. was oct apart ON the i5th
% April, 1854. fur missionary work aud
loft the following day Tor the East lie
has been laborlng IN the North Carolina
conference until released tu return
home. iic arrived iu this city un ihe
Ord az FhNm HHHnmNh u.I H#FHNFNu tho
field In prosperous condition.
Elder George u. Crow Of the Elc-
vcnth ward. this city. returned home on
the 2nd 81 this month from mi sion
iu the Northeast Pennsylvania confer
encc For the last eight months he
was cuRugcd IN the mission oiic' at
! hoa iquarters IN Brooklyn. Elder Grow
was set apart on the glst u February.
/ 1897. he says the work ir being Hya-
! tematigcd and the outlook FOR tho Inn
mediate future IT, good.
Elder A. Z. wall ~ Huntington,
| Emery county. who wns set apart Tor
| mlfis0nury work iu California, on May
] o. isg7 returned home 90 the 3lth ~
/ June last. Elder Wall has been labor
| lng 10 San Francisco. stockton. san
| Jose Los Angeles and other places,
/ Tor 1--WE months he presided over The
| avs he has enjoyed his llb1rs very
| much The mission 81 Ia good condl-
| ton.
| Sister Rhoda G. Nash returned from
| California on June 3lth. Shg was peg
| apart Tor missionary work 10 mat
! state. ON Nov 10. isgs. n0d has spent
| tho time principally IN san Diego. SIS
Ter Mash says her health hnH much im-
proved during her stay on the cnnst
| She has taken much pleasure In mis-
sionnry work. md feels that the pros
poctH In california are bright.
on the so,h " June Elder oliver II.
Bulge o. Paris. Rear Lake county
Idaho, returned from % mission % eer-
october. 1886 and lnborcd IN the inter
eat ~ tho Gospel IN Berlin. sulllu'
Iorln. Breslnu and Dresden. For some
time he presided over the Dresden cone
ference. Elder Bulge says That the
mission IN Germany " progrr.HlnR Z,
The Eldcrs can present NE b.sp PEI
without being molostod by tho author
tiles. although iu many places pupHe
meetings cannot be held
Elder Lorra w. christInnson Of
Spring city sanpctc county. uls' ,
turned home ou the 3oth W June. ~,
ms performed mlssinuary labor ln
~ s,,a,, NJ, Jun, 4 1907. lie visited
siaynnpcr. Wiorring. Frcdrlkshnvn and
| Aaiborr. presiding over tho AnlhnrH
conference the last ten month, Eu,l
| Christlausen reports that the yhuteh "
making progress iu those countries ana
moi 10 has besn treated wen in over,
r"spect. Members are occasionally ahd
cd 10 the Church.
Elder Arnold Roisrr Of this city was
Get apart Tor missionary lupor' on h.
gist OF January, 1891 and imm' llh'rls
ieft FOR the ncld Tie was sent 10 lh'
stnte OF Missouri. whore he perfurme'
n succeasfM mission, Brother talHol
has visited the historical ground OF
that state. He says only ocrH.lnhAuA
il an old resident met with VINO Htl
entertnina the sentiment OF nhlh"0 w
once so prevalent IN that rcglon, h'
nglted one OF them who admitted nm
he had taken an active part In the mon
bings. why he did u. The reply was
thai he did not know, but everybody
cried out against the "Mormons. am
he merely Joined the crowd Eldcl
Reisor returned TO his home In this cllN
on the 9rd OF this month
Elder John 5. Hyde OF Kaysville
Utah. wns set apart for missionary
work i'm the Eastern States April y
1877. The first eight months he lnburrt
IN Philadelphia. aud then In New J'r
sew Elizabeth and Newark lie wa
released TO convey 20 their last fcrilhl
place the remains Of Elder II, H. han
son OF oxford, Idaho, who was droNhe'
while out bathing, Elder HYDE airlNe'
In this city on the 2Gth OF juno laA'
Elder John u. Bowers Of the Seventh
ward. this city, was set apart for g
mission To Great Britain ON the 46ti
OF March. 1897. He has spent the um'
I'm Manchester conference, where ~
has had many opportunities OF prcach
ing the Gospel even In churches De-
longing 10 other denominations Eldel
Bowers returned home on the list o
July.
Elder Thomas n, Condlc of croydon
MorEan county, returned ON thr ith 20
this month from mission 10 the stat
on Mississippi. where, he says, goo'
work Is being done lie was SGT upaf
on the eth OF June, 1897,
Elder ]. n. Hopes OF Cleveland, Ban
mock county Idaho, was set apart ol
the l1th OF March. 1891 To labor ns
missionary IN the Southern states. ~
Held ~ labor has been East Kentucky
and Georgia conferences. lie was re-
leased and returned home, arriving u
this city on the Ath Of this month.
Elder Frank Snow ~ Pine Valley
NVnahInutou county also returned hOmj