The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-10
STAKE CONFERENCE.
several Returned Elders speak
Attendance Large.

Inc sunday morning meeting was
commenced by the Sunday school choir
singing "Gladly Meeting" and prayer
vaa offered by Bishop John Paskeu.
Psest. Clufr made the opening re-
mSrk.. Said he was pleased TO meet
with the Saints In conference again. Al
had great cause TO rejoice in the bless
ings Of the Lord for the good health that
prevails and for the abundant harvest.
Bishop John Paskett reported tho
condition Of the Heneier ward rs being
on the improve, especially the attend
ance at ward meelings. No sickness In
the ward.
Elder Lonsdale Allen next spoke. lie
gave brief history Of his mission TO
Ireland, and aimed TO impress on the
young Of Zion the necessity Of becoming
acquainted with the Gospel.
Meeting closed by the choir singing
ERE the sun Goes Down." aud bene-
diction by Alma Sargent.
The afternoon session was commenced
with the usual opening exercises, and
the sacrament was administered by
Elders J. A. Smith and William Frost,
assisted by ionr other Elders.
APOSTLE REED SHOOT
was introduced by Prstt. ClnG and ad.
dressed the congregation, introduced
his subject by reading from II. Kings,
which dwelt on testimony aud saeri-
Zee. Spoke Of the power which accom-.
panies the Gospel aud the servants Of
God. He spoke Of the long lie, Of name'
Of non.tithe payers and said II had beef
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: the people to observe the Law Of titbinI
"A A few closing remarks were made
= Prest. Cluff. and after a song by n
=. choir and benediction by Patriarc
a. John Smith, conference was adjourns
4, until 10 q. m. Monday.
Ia In the evening a conioini session
ia the N. /, Associations was held, at whic
IT, Elder N. l.. Nelson and Apostle Rec
4, Smoot were the speakers. Both d.
a, liVered interesting diseourses. Mrs. v
n. q. Fisher sasg solo between vernon
re MONDAY MoRMSo.
Al Meeting opened by the choir singir
Of Earth With Her Ten Thousand Flo
nd ers." Prayer by Bp. Stephen Wake
he The choir aud. congregation sang Nv
re- Thank Thee, o God, for Prophet"
IA Apostle smoot spoke Of the evils e.
air tant on the earth, referring particular
TO the tendency Of parents to have smi
families, and said that no greater =
could be prAetiee' thsn tina, Of preyer
Ing life from &C loinr into the world.
warned the Saints Of the disgrace OF -
nat ducine such crime. with regard TO u
.os calling Of missionaries he said thai
iol- change would shortly be made.
Elder George Redden, who recent
=, returned from mission to the Mort
ma. ern States. spoke Of mis- missionary I
An perienoes and on the first principles
ON. the Gospel.
Prest. Ward X. Pack spoke for sh'
r.o time on the duties Of the Saints.
srL Meeting closed with song by I
M choir and benedietion by NJ F. Hari
After the usual opening exercises NJ
day afternoon Elder C. NJ. Malin, al
turned missionary, was the 6rst speak
He expressed his JOY and pleasure
law. meeting with the Saints, aud thank
and God he had needed the call to OIL a IN
ace, sion. He gave some interesting m
few sionary experience, instructive in
the nature.
leo. Elder willard sorrenson reported
Inc, Park City branch. He said there VI
lev. about lls members in the branch. St
e in day school, religion classee, and oh
the organizations were in good work.
Test order.
Elder Peter IIlxson, returned IN
4 Of slonary, spoke Of his labOrs while in
and field. He urged the Saints at home
live their religion, that they may shi