The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-02-21
nrsaoNk EXPERIENCE.
Letter Wn"anonn England by Eiser
Desid b'hmons Of Rookport.
GnsihYagland, jan. "a, 1902.

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iruaicdilI give space in TIE
eo'amasel invaluable paper for a few
lines rslriys,he work tina, /. being
done iuihis ldby the Mormon Ed |
ers.
ON th,iiiky Of August, 1900, the
writer ldI Make City to bear the
gospel m'ss4io the inhabitants Of
Great hHiaf Aitera pleasant journey
across ne clnent making short visits
in the elilei Omaha, Chicago, New
York 30 aOklyn, we boarded the
Belgrlsid rsiner at Philadelphia on
the evsnlnUAugust 18th. A twelve
days re aphought us safely to land
again, a s,lnded in Liverpool ON the
evengins dhgusl So,h.
Atislsligon meeting was held
where We ufyed excellent instructions
from Eldeniaii d. Lyman James L.
MeMnninni Henry W. Neisbett, who
we're iheursIding over the European
mistion. y. m. the iolloNing morning
We regeivelhrappointmenta. Bidding
adiea to ioflsrs who had accompanied
me % the Hney from Zion, ' ae on
my uy iohdiord, 1t beingt art
ers ,oIihe Lads conference, in which l
had ben apEned to labor. When the
train iiopA Ia Bradford stepped on
the plationand for the arst time In my
life lredl'a that was In strange land
among sinte people, and some siI
thousand MES away from home, loved
oais andIdnds. tits on occasions of
TIM Kind, "a sometimes in other mis-
sibaary sxlhiences, that one lie apt u
iceland Al ~ wish mother bad all hel
ctldren hne."
| Ny stay b Bradford was hut isur days
whom W appointed to labor in Hull
Son aiurny arrival in the latter city
altsped1 meeting held in Grimsby
~ Nfstcs Of the Lead. conisreps
andle ohmsby Of the Sheffield coniei
encwere severed from the old and bein
uni'da new conference was forme
knon as the Grimsby conference. II
orgnization took place on Sept. 1911
1901 Since that time the work has bee
processing very nicely; over seyent
hay jpined the church in this coniel
enc -siz OF them in Bridlington. whe
a ME little branch is being establishe
twoslders being located there.
wax has been done in Drifiield and
ssanfough, but there are no fruits Of Il
Ia CPS yet. There are many small tow
andsinages in this vicinity where Il
eobehave no, been privileged to he
theroice OF a Mormon missionary
mary years, ifthey ever did. Our sasi
sailon one occasion; 1.-THE harve
trey d great, and the laborers are few
on' would be led to say Of this part
theTofld, that the cleaning truly
greet and the laborers are few, for 4
haHesi OF this land was gathered in {
cary history Of the church, and o
nunbere are very few to do the wor
wsap only ten strong In this coniereD
and'l many more could be used to go
advantage.
Ian enjoying good health and f
well in the work, for | know it to be t
worfot the Lord. No young man c
have a better school, for in our labor
tracing we come in contact with
Glasses and members Of nearly all Greet
rhssaints Of this land are energetic a
live their religion very good, with f
exception.
II any one has friends or relatives
this vicinity whom they would like t
Eden to visit, we would like to get tn,
address. Send their names to Henry
Blood, 30 clumber street, Hull, Englar
or to me at "a Olive street, Grilnsby.
Twill close, with kind regards to
friends who may read these lines, a
wishing The Times and all it readers
bright aud prosperous new year.
Your brother in the gospel Of peace
DAVID +. sEAMoss.
AOliye street, Grimsby, England