Salt Lake Tribune | 1905-08-27 | Page 11 | Missionary is Heard

MISSIONARY IS HEARD. Details Various .Experiences Among the Indian. Tribes. Special to Tho Trlbunc- MT. PLEASANT, Aug. SC. Tho public address ad-dress given by tho Itov. Robert M, Crair of New York last cvcnlnc at tho Presbyterian chapel was listened to by as many people as could crowd Into tho church. Affsr pccches by bo mo of tho lady members of tbo missionary mission-ary society, under whoso ansplcrs tho meeting was conducted, tho Rov. Mr Cralc was Introduced In-troduced to tho audience by Mrs. G. W. Martin. Mar-tin. Tho speaker took for his text his mls-clonary mls-clonary experience among the Indians, ond spoko of his work among tho Plmas, Mojaves, Apachea and Navajocs. His tulk proved very entertaining A f-aturo of the exercise last night was tho olnglng by the Indian quartette under tho direction di-rection of Miss L, B Work, who haa been doing missionary work In Utah for tho past twonty-nvo yi'ura. Several heavy shoep sales havo been con cluded hero during the week. Francis Jcnson , and George G. Madsen huvi, dlnnnxcd of most of their sheep at top fgures, tho prlco paid being 52.75 per hiad, run of tho1 herd.