Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-13

| George ID. Pyper who. with his wife,
ls making n flying trip to New YORK,
Mr.. Piper Is here strictly on theatrical
business and the stay will be a brief
one, much 10 the regret OF their friends.
| Col, and Mrs. Willard Young, and Mr..
| and Mrs. X. e. Easton, who, in imagin-
| alton, have planned many pleasures.
and built many fairy castles regarding
| this long talked Of Visit. But even a
| glimpse Of friends is q sweet satlsfac-
| tion 10 the absent ones, aud Mr.. and
| Mrs, Piper may be assured Of warm
welcome whenever they find their way
| 10 the metropolis.
Mr.. Lyman Martlneau and son Royal
OF Logan left for the east over a month
ago, taking with them a carload Of live
stock, and going as far east as Chicago
with the consignment, the object being
! 70 test the relative markets of Omaha,
Kansas City and Chicago. Mr.. Martl-
neau is among Utahs foremost stock
raisers and business men, anil
is thoroughly alive to the
advantages Of direct shipments, as
compared with doing business through
middlemen. He has been the guest OF
his brother, MIR Jesse Martineau and
wife, and Or. oliver Ormsby and wife,
while In Chicago. The latter are mar.
ing their home for the present In the
windy city. Miss Vera Ormsby. a
sister OF the doctor, has been visiting
with them all summer. and returned
with Mr.. Martineau to Logan.
Miss lisle Leigh and her aunt, Miss
sara Alexander, returned to New York
IRON Providence r. J., Sunday, Sept.
4 after n most successful summer sea-
son In that city, Plans for the winter
are still under consideration, Miss
Leigh having received good offers from
several managers.
President Asahel Woodruff Of the
Northern States mission reports every
thing in llourishlng condition From
Prest- Serge b, Benson of the Chicago
conference, and his secretary, Elder
II. Nj. Abbott, we get an idea of the
work being done In that city. In this
branch alone there are between 175 and
200 members. The Sunday school
counts up 100. and the Relief Society,
and Young Mems and Young Ladies'
Mutual improvement societies are fast
gaining in numbers Each of these
organizations is filed with earnest
workers. Presidents Woodruff and
Benson set fine example. which is
strictly followed by every Elder Mem
ton must be made OF the excellent
choir under the leadership Of Elder
Henry Chamberlain, II Is credit to
any church. and the leader has
worked hard to give It the position 1t
now so deservedly claims Prest.
Woodruff Is a man thoroughly in ear
nest, devoting his energies TO the es-
tablishing Of a model conference in
the east, and there is no doubt in the
minds Of his friends that his most
sangulne hopes will be realized There
are at the Northern States mission
house, 635 West Adams St., eight mis-
sionares: Prest, Benson, Prest. Ed
ward Chamberlain Of the North Illinois
conference, and Elders Henry Cham.
berlain, J +. Dewsnup, Geo II. Barney,
Robert Fletcher, j, l.. Roberts and
James Clark; also w. d. Fitzgerald,
who is student at the Chicago Bust
ness college. The conference has re-
Gently enjoyed delightful visit from
Apostle John Henry Smith, w. w, Ri
ter and wife, Bishop Romney, all Of
Salt Lake, and Bishop Rarnes of Kays-
vile,
JANET.