The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-23
IITAHNS PROSPER
IN WINDY CITY
lmo0v Young Men and Women
Studying Medicine, Law
and Art.
voRMONS IN CONFERENCE
nah Women in Chicago Organize
Climb Which VIII Hold Weekly
Meetings.
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l-.s-isI tu The Herald Republican,
Osiesr8. oct 22.-With the great
Inv of Utah students and Mormon
l15s-s mo the Windy City this fall,
80 Trtah colony Is prospecting as il
- never pr0spered before, and the
,---mbers are striving 20 uphold the
INC of their state in all stairs. Dur
inc the early part OF the week num-
hsr III elders. the most prominent OF
whom was sammy BrintOH. the crack
sprinter OF the University OF Utah
rack squad last year, arrived in the
cifv and started Immediately upon
missionary Work.
The first party OF a series which
viii be given this winter was that Of
Friday night, at which the members
Of che Relief society OF the Chicago
branch entertained all OF the Utah
peopl6 OF the city. The early part Of
The evening was given over 70 speech
making and vocal and instrumental
selectiOns. Dr. H. J. Sears. formerly
OF Utah, was the postmaster OF the
evening. He delivered a short talk
on the work which is being done here
bv the Utah colony After the enter
tsinmeut refreshments were served.
The members OF the society presented
A silver sacrament set 10 the branch
presidency. During the evening more
than 200 people were present
Mormon Conference.
The annual quarterly conference of
this section was observed Sunday, Oc-
tober L. Al the morning session re-
ports were made by the general and
local authorities. The principal
sneaker of the morning session was
" Johnson, president of the Chicago
branch He reviewed the work OF the
mission in this city since the last con-
ference and told Of the great success
which the local workers had made.
At the evening session j. p. Ne
Cure. secretary Of the northern states
mission. delivered the principal ad-
dress. Addresses were also made by
NJ Seam0re. who has charge OF the
work al Philadelphia. and A. +. Row
lap OF the Chicago mission. The prin-
cipal feature of the conference was
the excellent musical numbers rem
dered by Professor @, p. Johnson and
Airs. y. ID. Stewart
Students From Utah.
A partial list of the Utah students
Who are continuing their work in this
city is; P. c. Snow. Manti, Rush Med
Zeal, ID. C.. King. University OF Chica-
90 law school, J. P. Ruch, University
of Chicago law school; George H.
Toolson, Smithheld, Chicago dental
school; Edward Chambers, Smithheld.
University OF Chicago law school; Ed
ward II. Miles. Smithheld, University
Of Chicago law school; 4. ID. Reese.
Wales. Rush Medical; n j. Reese,
Wales. Rush Medical; F. ID. Worlton,
Lehi, Rush Medical: Joseph Davis.
Northwestern Dental school; ID. J..
Henderson, Logan Rush Medical;
Claud L. Shields, salt Lake, Rush
Medical; j. c. Stocks. Northwestern
Medical school: Miss Rose Olsen. Chi
cag0 Art school; Ign Stewart, Provo,
Northwestern Medical school: A. y.
Leonard. Northwestern Medical
school; Harvey Fletcher, Provo. Uni
versity of Chicago: Ashby Boyle, salt
Lake. University Of Chicago law
school; Wilfred c. Cox. Cedar City,
Northwestern Dental; Y. NJ. Cragan,
Ogden, College of Physicians and
Surgeons; A. T.. Brown. ogden. Uni
versity OF Chicago law; Harold VII
henson. Cedar City. Chicago School OF
Medicine and Surgery; John T.
Brown. salt Lake. Rush; G.. n. Curtis,
Logan. Northwestern Medical: A. L.
Curtis. Salem. Northwestern Medical:
A. Z. Cooley, Logan, Northwestern
MEDICAL Roscoe Wiley, BOuntiful,