Near the conclusion of a sacrament meeting, the ward’s bishop heard the organist and chorister chatting behind him, and then the chorister leaned forward and handed the bishop a folded piece of paper. This has happened occasionally before, the organist deciding she couldn’t play the planned closing hymn, so the chorister suggests a different hymn.

Assuming this was the case again, the bishop held onto the folded note and planned to announce the song change when he stood up to close the meeting. After the final speaker concluded, the bishop stood at the pulpit, thanked the meeting’s speakers, and then said: “We have a change in the closing hymn. It now will be,” and he opened the note and read aloud, “Bishop, there’s a mouse in the organ — what should I do?”