Messages from the Missions

Messages from the Missions Elder Elmer Carter of Fountain Green, and Elder John D. Rogers of Grayson, Utah, write from Hamilton, Texas, stating that they are laboring in Fort Worth, Texas, conference of the Central States Mission, where they have succeeded in obtaining many friends and are treated very kindly by the people who are becoming more anxious daily to hear the gospel message. Elder Jesse Crosby, writing from Belfast, Ireland, April 15, states that the street meeting season has just opened and the elders are putting forth their best efforts to make them a success. Much good has resulted. The missionaries are, left to right, top row: H. L.

EDITORS' TABLE. 953 Pierson Plymouth, Utah; C. H. Smith, Fairview, Idaho; W. C. David7;™,^°^ S- H' C°rnaby' H- L- SterlinS' SPa™h Fork; F. J. Welch, Paradise; J. B. Gray, Randolph. Second row N A Smith, Lewiston; W. A. Noble, Jr., Smithfield; Samuel Russon LehiWilliam Johnson, Randolph; H. E. Egan, Jr., Salt Lake City; Geo F Wells, Sunnyside; Albert E. Money, Spanish Fork; J. A. Empey Idaho Falls, Idaho. Sitting: C. A. Harding, Provo; T. F McDonald' \ V tt sm0 < ^* »% ^ ij +** <Ht. %* %- ^ *-'■- '■ -w Murray; J. W. Randall, North Ogden; Thatcher C. Jones, Byron, Wyoming, conference president; Mission President Rudger Clawson; Jesse Crosby, Cowley, Wyoming, conference secretary; Hugh Ireland, Salt Lake City, associate editor Millennial Star; J. M. Jones, Mt. Sterling. Bottom row: J. L. Madsen, Honeyville; W. H. Fjelsted, Preston, Idaho; W. J. Roberts, Paradise; Geo. V. Vincent, Provo. Elder E. N. Francfs, writing from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, under date of May 10, says that the elders laboring in that district have met some genuine friends during the past winter. The elders laboring there are: E. N. Francis, Taber, Canada; Lorin C. Caldwell, Vernal; Raymond Harding, Provo, Utah. "By holding cottage meetings this winter and visiting the people in their homes we have been able to convince six of the truth of the gospel who were baptized on May 12. The Milwaukee branch is in good condition. The Saints are living according to the gospel; 93 per cent, are tithe payers, and in other ways are living up to the requirements made of them as Latter-day Saints, thus being a light to the world."