Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-30
RETURNE0 MISSI0NARI les

RETURNED MISSIONARIES
Elder Roy y. Frost Of Salt Lake City,
who Was set apart April rs 1901, for the
German mission. returned Jan, 20, after
a most successful work. He labOTed
for three months 10 Stuttgart 10 months
In the city OF Munich, and the remain
der of the time IN Ludwigsburg, where
the Gospel work IL making excellent
progress, Although there Is no religious
freedom In Munich. the work Is making
good Roadway and many are joining the
Church through the earnest proselyting
lab0rs Of the native Saints. who are in
defatIgable I'm their efforts where reli-
gious liberty is lacking
Elder oscar j. Evans Of Randolph,
Rich county, who was set apart March
4. 1902 for the Southern States. re-
turned Jan. 90, after most successful
mission In the North Carolina confer
ence. Part Of the time he spent In the
country and the remainder OF the time
In the cities of Raleigh and Winston
Sale n, where the work Is making ex-
cellent progress, Except for having a
meeting disturbed, Elder Evans was
very kindly received by the people dur
ing his ministry.
Elder John f. Thorne Of Pleasant
Grove, Utah county, passed through
this city Jan. "a on his return from the
Southern States, where he has been do.
Ing missionary work since Feb. Is. 1902,
He labored all the time 10 the East Ten
ush Ia. he.
work Is making excellent progress, and
the Elders are making many friends
and converts. Following IL a brief sum.
mary Of Elder Thorne's labors since
arriving In his field OF labor. Miles
walked, 4,S4f, miles rode, 2,O9I, visited
2j1 families, and revisited GIG others;
was refused entertainment 22l times;
sold Il books, and distributed AGO
tracts, and gave away ~ books; held
291 meeting, and 2,27S Gospel CONVERSE
tons assisted I'm blessing 81 children
under eight years Of age, end baptized
10 converts, assisting In several others.
Elder Thomas Lawrence, Jr. Of Erda,
Tooele county. arrived IN this city Jan.
p on his way home from missionary
work In the East Tennessee conference
OF the Southern States, where he has
been laborlng since April .. 1902. He
reports excellent success In making
many friends among the hospltable peo-
pie OF the south, who are noted FOR their
kindness to the Mormon Elders.
Elder Frank II. Blamlres Of Kaysville.
Davis county. who was set apart Jan.
II, 1902, for the Southern States ar
rived home Jan "a after very sue
cessful mission In the state Of Alabama.
His first efforts were spent In the coun-
try districts, afterwards In the cities OF
Montgomery and Birmingham. An ex-
Cellent work, he reports Is being done
IN he cities, and many friends and
converts are being made. With the ex-
cepion Of one visit from a mob, Elder
Blamlres was well treated on the Oo-
Casion referred 10 he and his companion
were ordered out Of the county as they
had no money their visitors paid their
fare TO the next station, 50 miles away,
and gave them money for the next
meal,
Elder Jerrold r. Free OF this city re-
turned Jan. 20 from a su ,cessful mis-
sion In the Middle and Eastern States
missions. He was set apart Nov, o.
1901 for the Middle States, and labored
In the Kentucky conference for 10
months, and FIVE months In Ohio, when
he was transcend to the Eastern States
mission and labored In the state Of
West Virginia. He had very pleasant
missionary experience, and reports tho
work making excellent progress.
Elder Henry b. Elder Of Salt Lake
city was set apart March ., 1909, for
the Southern States, returned Jan S
from missionary labors In the south.
He labored FIRST In the state OF Ohio He
later acted as secretary Of the Middle
States mission, and as counselor to
President Ben H. Rich Of the Southern
States mission, He reports the work In
the Southern States mission as being In
"A prosperous condition. There are some
$50 Elders now laboring there, which IL
not near enough to MI all the calls
made upon them,
Elder Moroni Rheims NJ Echo, SUM-
nit county Utah, who was set apart
Jan. 3, 1902, for the Eastern States
mission. passed through this city Jan.
% on his return home. He lahored 10
months In the North West Virginia
conference, and the remainder OF the
time In Ohio, He reports the Gospel
work making fair progress In these
fields Elder Rheims also visited rela-
tIves In Canada, among whom he was
well received,
ri -. At.,, ~ Sn,,,,ao, of Mcudon
Cache county, returned Jan. rs from the
Southern States mission lie was sent
Nov IL, 1901, 10 the Eastern States,
and aborcd 10 months In West Virgin.
Ia. five months In Onto, and the re-
maInder Of the time he presided over
the Alabama conference, where he re-
ports an excellent work being done by
the elders from Zion
Elder John ]. Lamb OF Hyde Park,
Cache county. returned Jan Is from the
Eastern States mission, whore he has
been lahorlng since Jan, IA, 1902. His
field of operations was In the West
ponnsylyanla conference. which he re-
norts In ilourlshlng condition, The
Elders now laborlng there are making
excellent progress, and doing good
work,
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