Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-13


apart on the 18th day of April, 1899. for
the Northern States mission His field
of labor has been the Wisconsin con-
ference, and especially the city of NIL
waukee. He returned on the 2Sth day
of March, last The branch OF the
Church in Milwaukee, he says is I'm n
very healthy condition, spiritually.
Elder Edwin Watson, Of Rlackfoot
Bingham county, Idaho. returned ON
the 18th Of November, last. from d mis-
sion 20 Great Britain He was set apart
on the 2lst day of October, 1898. and
had a pleasant mission, though part Of
the time he was sick,
Elder S. ], Ward. Of parowan. Iron
county, returned on the 9Th of this
month from a mission to the Southern
States, He was set apart on the 18th
day of April. 1899. He has been labor.
Ing In the Georgia conference, where.
he says, he has found a great many
friends. The mission Is prospecting,
Elder Joseph H. Lewis, Of Lewiston
Cache county returned on the 9Th OF
this month from the Southern States.
for which mission he was set apart on
the 18th day Of April 1899 His field Of
labor has been the South Carolina con-
ference, where, he says he had a very
enjoyable mission.
Elder George Il. Telford, Of Lewiston.
Cache county was called for the East
ern States mission on the 18th day II
January, 1899, lie remained in the field
q little over year and was then called
home on account OF sickness. The
brief time he was I'm the field he en-.
ioyed his mission very much lie
labored in the Western New York con-
ference,
Elder Ernest Knowles, of Lima, Mon
tana was set apart on the nth day of
February, 1899, for the Southern states
mission He labored in the Virginia
conference all the time He returned
home on the 5th OF this month. He
says he had pleasant mission.
Elder Charles L. Bean, Of Richheld.
Sewer county, returned home on the
9Th Of this month from the Southern
States mission. where he has been la
boring in the Virginia conference. He
was set apart on the 18th dayo March,
1899. He says he baptized 90 persons
while in the field.
Elder Calvin Hall OF Washington
Utah. returned on the Ord Of this
month from a mission to the South
western states He has been laboring
In the state Of Kansas most of the time,
six months as travelling Elder He
presided over the st. John conference
twelve months. The rest Of the time
he acted as first counselor to the mis-
sion president. He was set apart on the
10th day Of November, 1897
Elder Adam Fletcher OF Rock
Springs, Wyoming was set apart on the
Goth day OF April, 1899, for a mission to
the Southern states He returned to
this city on the ith Of the present
month. He labored in the Virginia con-
ference all the time and he says he
had good success and an emf Jyable time.
Elder c. NJ. Clark OF Provo city, was
set apart on the 10th day Of March, 1893,
for the Eastern states mission, one
year and half he labored in the West
Pennsylvania conference, six months at
the office i'm Brooklyn, and then he was
released to return home, arriving in
this city on the 25th Of March last.
He says ne had good health, except for
q short time, and he enjoyed his mis-
sion.
Elder ]. NJ. Pepgrass, Of Murray,
Salt Lake county. returned on the 5th
4 IT. 1. milo Cd a
Northern states where he has been la
boring In the State Of Iowa, lie was
set apart on the 18th day Of December,
1898. He states that he had very sue
cessful and enjoyable mission
Elder Il. d. Olpln, Of Pleasant Grove,
Utah county, returned on the 4th Of this
month from the Southern States mis-
sion, for which he was set apart on the
Bird day of May, 1899. He labored In
the Kentucky conference all the time.
He has had pleasant mission, he says,
Elder T.. ]. Robinson. of Pennington
Davis county. returned on the 4th or
this month from the Colorado mission,
for which he was set apart on the 18th
day of March, 1893. During his absence
he labored In the East and West Colo
RADIO conferences, and also In Mexico,
He states that the mission is in q pros
porous condition.
Elder Louis Carbon OF Logan was set
apart for a mission to Switzerland on
June z, 1895. He was called TO pre-
side over the mission the last fourteen
h.. 10 or
health until the last two months the
mission, he says Is prospecting gradual
~, and the prospects are better thah
they have been for some years past
Some of the Elders have been sick, but
they were all well when Elder Carbon
departed for home.
Elder George Richie, Of Merriott'
Weber county. has returned from a
mission to Switzerland, for which he
was set apart on September 1th, 1888.
He enjoyed good health While away,
and success attended his lab0rs. The
prospects in the field where he worked.
he says, are very good.
Elder John Il. Myler, Of Charleston,
Cache county, was set apart on the Ism
day Of January, 1899, for a mission to
the Southern States. He was assigned
20 the Kentucky conference, and la
bored there the entire time. He returned
home on the 18th Of this month. after
an enjoyable mission.
Elder II. w. Bowden, Of Randolp.
Rich county was set apart on the l9th
day OF April, 1899 for the Southern
states mission. He returned to THIS
city on the 9th OF this month. HIS
field was the East Tennessee confer
ence. He says he met with good sue
cess and enjoyed good health.
Astounded the Editor.
Editor S. a. Brown. OF Bennettsville.
s. c., was once immensely surprised.
Through long suffering from Dys-
pepsia," he writes, my wife was great
iy run down. She had no strength or
Vigor and suffered great distress from
her stomach. but she tried Electric
Bitters which helped her al once, and,
after using four bottles, she is entirely