Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

Elder Irwin Crittenden. of H0ytsyllle
Summit Co., returned on the 2Nh Of
this month from mission to the East
ern states, for which he was SET aralt
on the 18th day of February. 1900 He
has been laboring in the South West
Virginia conference the last month IN
the office at Charleston. He Is very
much pleased with his experiences IN
the field.
Elder Franklin Hansen, Of Moron.
Sanpete Co, arrived In this city on The
9th OF March. on his way home from
mission TO the Wisconsin conference q
the Northern States mission He vas
set apart on the 10th day Of May 1904
He says he had a pleasant time In The
field and met with very good success
Elder Samuel Shaw Of North Ogden
Weber county, was set apart Nov z
1899, to take mission TO the South
western States. After arriving al lne
mission headquarters he was assigned
to labor in the South Texas confer
ence. Where he travelled as cangassins
Elder the first l6 months. During lhtl
time he labored two months IN ne
City OF Galveston, was there d1ras
that terrible storm Of Sept. s. 1907, an
saw the dead hauled In by the wagon
load. The last II months he labQel
among the Saints Of that conference
The Elders he says. have many frlenas
and the work OF the Lord is progress
ing He returned home on the i'h w
March, 1902,
Y Elder Nephi A. Anderson OF Fillmore,
Willard county, returned on the Svln y
March from the Lone Star conference,
of the Southwestern states mission lv
which he was set apart on the la us5
Of November 1899. He states lhal m
enjoyed his labors both as canvass
Elder and as counselor TO Elder a. o., -
Randall and then to Elder George ne
ker, when he was appointed conleisH''
president
r Elder Joseph Ross Of Joseph se''e,
county. was set apart on the lo'n
Nav 1900. for the Northern states w., W.,
sion. where he has been laboring ~ s ky
Iowa conference. He returned "
CITY ON the goth OF March last, alls' ."
eniovable and successful mission
TElder J. Fl. Stocks Of Lewiston N vsr
county. returned on the SOth o. lien
last from a mission TO the sou,. an
states for which he was sel uPs' has
The nth day Of January lsVo .o ,,s and
been laboring in the Chat'a il,,o no had
Mississippi conferences he say "
an enjoyable mission
IElder r. II. Crltchlow repor',s. i l's /,
,urn from a mission. The NV avs
dated Oakley. Ida. March 70, ~ Soy.,
NO was sci apart on the l5tn u ear,h.
s 1901 FOR n mission TO the s Vss
en n S,o,os Tie labored in the LVu ner
ana conference the entire UNI ,,,.osslng
iahoring nise months as a oai cam rlder
Elder. he was called 10 su.. 81 the
YIN. O. Phelps as presiu1In,s con.
conference, When the ,ou's srom the
terence was transferred states
Southern to the southWestc,rr resident
he was again sustained a. ~ release,
ho,d,ng that position until his ~. ,sbors
March ~ 1902. he enjoyed h, ,5,h ne
and hod very good health W." cbns
eTcepiion Of some attacks me M WORK
and fever the first summer i, AZ the
Is progressing IN that part y
Lord-s vineyard
H,,.r Gen W. Hammond reports % ,O al
letter dated Grantsvilie' MA sis ~ pecen.
he wss sci apart on the 9Th , 81 south.
her 1899 FOR mission 70 W March a.
Der, lso', states and returned A nrsS the
1909 During his absence ns conterence,
WI, ,ime In North Texas nn,rlgIIegs
re and companions had tns n,rlne hre
~ m' b ant 80 persons. org1shiII s
sunday schools and es'aD
branch OF the Church.
/r,asr George Barber Of Ss,n say q
na n,Isi % returned on the ~ IN the
s aarIm states, for wll ,,ber iss
s aVu anort on the 22nd OF eooonferencs
set apa aro q" an the Lone star ON, ~ va,
He la, lso1 ,I,He u For seven months , n
an an,, ,I.s to the conference .sed ossi
cou s sor too months he p res,osse the
ana tor w. traveilng an, ail,0a essufsr-
saints sns and investigators, condition
snse. he says, IL In soOa