Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 September 1901 — Page 16
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE carefully compiled from up-to-date abstraot books. MONEY TO LOAN at lowest rates with privilege of repaying part of principal at any interest period.
FARMS FOR SALE, desirable land, weU located and Improved, at reasonable price per acre.
HOUSES AND LOTS in theioity for sale a very low prices. .3 If you want to purchase or sell real estate, or to make or renew a loan at a low rate of interest, please call and consult me at my office.
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Abstracter, Real Estate land Loan Agt., 128H E. Main St., over L&cej's Book|Store.
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Will Hold a Show!
The Montgomery County Fanciers' Association held a meeting Friday and decided to give a poultry, Belgian hare and pet stock show here some time in December.
Sent to Covington.
It developed last Friday that Pearl Myers, the clover seed thief, had made his haul in Fountain county instead of Montgomery and he was accordingly turned over to the sheriff of Fountain.
The Presbytery.
The semi-annual meeting- of the Crawfordsville Presbytery has closed at Dayton. Rev. James Omelvena, of Dayton, was elected moderator and the April meeting of the Presbytery will b3 held in Frankfort.'
Information Filed.
,Jim Miller, the j'oung Kentuckian who stole seven chickens and sold them for ten cents apiece, will plead guilty in court this week, information being filed against him on Tuesday. Miller acknowledges his guilt but pleads in extenuation that he simply had to have money to buy medicine.
The New Ministers.
As a result of the appointments of the Northwest Indiana conference of the M. 10. church two Methodist ministers come to Crawfordsville to succeed Dr. J. II. Cissel and Rev. II. L. Davis. Dr. E. A. Schell, the new presiding elder, was in Crawfordsville Monday and Tuesday and will remove here as soon as he can procure a residence. He is a comparatively young man and is known as a very able minister. He was at one time secretary of the ICpworth League and is an alumnus of Northwestern University at Kvanston, 111. He haB a family consisting of a wife and four children, the oldest child be ing a young lady just entering the high school.
Rev. E. W. Strecker, the new pastor at Trinity, is about twenty-seven years of age and has a wife and two children. He was educated at one of the eastern colleges and is a graduate of the Drew Theological Seminary. He ia a scholarly man and an able man in the pulpit. He was last year stationed in Terre Haute and Dr. Cissel states that Trinity has been exceptionally fortunate in securing so able a man.
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THE APPOINTMENTS.
The Assignment of the Methodist Ministers of the Norti' west Indlana Conference.
The following are the appointments in full of the N. W. I. C. of the M. E. church:
C.UBENCA.STJ.B DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder—S. D. Towne. A mo and Clayton—J. 13. Kitchen, Huinbrldge— E. Mason. HeUmore—J. O. Vermillion. HloouunKdale— F. W. liixon. Brazil—L. Benily. Brazil circuit—.J. G. Hen son. Hudpeport—J. A. Clearwater. Ijurnett—M. V. Brown. Carbon—Q B. Harper. Callin—To he supplied. Clinton—W. A. Matthews. Coatesville— W. Lorr. Dana—W. H. IJunlavy. A Fontanet- To be supplied. Greencastle—J. S. Hoafrland. Brick Chapel—J. II. Rayle. Harmony—W. H. L. Grimes. Knightsville—Marchmont Ing. Montezuma—W. C. Appleby. Morton—Henry Ross. Newport—D. A. Kogers. Plaintleld—E. C. Waering. Heelsville-Mc Wright. Kockville II. L. Davis. Rosedale—J. B. Combs. Sanford—Owen'Wright. Staunton—F. F. Lewis. Terre Haute—Centenary, W. M. Tippy: Firsf church, J. W. Walker Grace, W. P. McKlnsey Maple Avenue, J. N. Green.
Mattox*-N. E Linkham. Montrose—W. N. Dunn. Trinity—A. J. W-allcr.
CUAWFOKDSV1I.I.B DISTRICT.
Presiding Eider- E. A. Schell. Avon—H. C. Riley. Colfax—J. H. Palmer. Covington—S. P. Colvin. Crawfordsville, First church—
West Lafayette—W. H. Kindig. Lochiul— C. E. Beebee. Miehigantown—A. W. Smith. .. Montezuma—A. W. Smith. Montmorenci—C. B, Standforth. Mulberry—J. A. Maxwell. Oxford—J. G. Crowder. Pir.e Village—J. M. Williams. Radnor—Frank Mikies. Kaub—J. B. Brooke. liossville—E. li. Sireetor. Sliadeland—J. E. McUioud. Shawnee Mound—W. A. Mikles. Slate Line—J. W. Shell. Stockwell—Charles .lakes. West Lebanon— K. Dutter. Wi'.liamsport—E. S. Shumaker. Olterbein— C. B. Allen.
VAKI'AUAISC) UlSTIllCT.
Presiding Elder—S. W. Beck. Bukley—O. L. Chivinpton. Brook—W. 7.. ZariDg. Chesterton A. L. Umi!ebv. Creston—A L. Prince. Crown 1'oinl—L. F. Drake. East Chicago—U. G. Leozonby. Francesvilie—G. F. Cramer. Goodland A. P. DeLong. Hammond—A. W. Wood. Hebron—C. L. Harper. Hobart-J. L. Green way. Kentland--J. C. Martin. Leroy—Charles Mayne. Lowell—E. D. Smith. Medaryville— David Handley. Michigan City—J. H. Cisse!. Monon—A. L. Clark.
Morocco—J. K. Traxell. Mt. Ayr—W. F. B. Martin. Remington—B. M, Middleton. Rensselaer--C. D. Royse. Reynolds-J. T. Stafford. Rose Lawn—J. M.Lewis. Royal Center—J. J. Thompson. Valparaiso—M^H. Appleby
Wanatah—H. Farner. \Ve8ivillc— E. M. Dunklebarger. Wheeler—Harvey Waite. Whiting—J. A. Folsom. Winainac—A. J. Yount. Wolcott-C. H. Kneal.
THE CRAWFORDSVILLE WEEKLY JOURNAL
S. W. Goss.
Craw fordsville. Trinity—E. W. Strecker. Crawfordsville circuit—A. E. Monger. Danville—W. F. Harris. Darlington—J. H. Krewell. Flackville— J. M. Harmon. Indianapolis, King Avenue—N. A. Chamberlain.
Indianapolis. St. Paul—C. C. Travis. Jamestown—O. B. Rippetoe. Kingman—C. U. Stockbarger. Lebanon—D. Tillotson. Lebanon Circuit— W. Hall. Linden—J. M. Brown, Llzton—L. E. Ballard. Mace—F. J. Reeder. New Richmond—H. C. Weston. Newtown—O. P. l'axton. Perrysville—A. A. Dunlavy. Roachdale—N. M. Skinner. Romney—J. J. Claypool. Russellville—F. M. Pavey. Thorntown—T. J. Busseit, Traders' Point—W. F. Clark. Veedersburg—A. E. Tinkham. Waveland—J. J. Fischer. Whitestoivn—H. H. Cannon. Wingate—C. W. Postiil. Yountsvllle—F. K. Daugherty. Zionsville—J. B. Sites. r.AKATBTTlt DLSTKICT. Presiding Elder—C. A. Brook. .«•. Ambia—B. F. lvey. Attica—A. 'J'. Bnggs. Battle Ground—H. S. Wbue. Boswell—E. W. Lawhon. Brookston—J. Yv'. Richards. Bui'i'ington- C. O. Smock. Dayton—L. B. Miller. Fowler—C. H. Leesou. I''ranifort- H. G. Ogilen. Kirklin- F. G. Belsei. Lalayette—Congress Street,'A. G. Detcht St. Paul, A. C. Geyer Trinity, W. D, Cole.
SOUTH BKXD DLSTIUCT. -i'j
Presiding Elder—Isaac Dale. A rf?os—). O. Kemp. Camden—W. A. Smith. Culver—F. C. Taylor. Delphi—A. H. DeLonc. Door Vlllasc—W. M. Davis. Flora—F. O. Krayley. Hamlet— K. 11. Edwards. Idaville—F. S. Howard. Kewanna.—J. 1'. Shagley. Knox—O. H. Worry. LaPortc—t-J. W. Switzer. LaPortc circuit—W H. DroomHeld. Leiters—Lynn Bates. Lucerne— A. N. Hageubrook. Monterev—A. M. Montgomery. Montloeflo—A. P. DeLong. New Carlisle—A. L. Miller. North Jndson—N. H. Cotton. North Liberty—G. W. Alley. Plymouth MeKenzie.
Richland Center—W. F. Simonson. Rochester—W F. Switzer. Rolling Prairie—U. M. Creath. South Uend—First church. E. H. Bennett. Grace, D. M. Wood East Side, W. E. Lowther W. St. Paul, J. G. Campbell.
South Bend circuit—J. H. Collingsworth. Union Mills—B. H. Beal. WalUerton—To be supplied. Yeoman—G. B. Jones.
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WARM RESOLUTIONS.
The Methodist Conference at Brazil Expresses Some Patriotic Sentiment.
At the Methodist conference at Brazil on Saturday, the following resolutions were adopted by an unanimous vote:
Inasmuch as our beloved chief magistrate, Wm. McKinley, eminent as a citizen, renowned for his significant service to the American commonwealth. exemplary in honor, virtue and uud3tentatious but faithful in his Christian life, has been stricken down by the hand of an assassin, and
WHEREAS, for many years a propoganda of anarchism has been carried on in the United States by the publications and oft repeated speeches of avowed anarchists, thereby inflaming the minds of the ignorant, besotted and half insane, to conspiracy, arson and assasination, thus attempting to destroy the foundations of all divine and civil law.
Beaolved,
that we call upon all our
people as they weep over the untimely death of our Christian President to confess our individual and national trans gressions, repent of all forms of community and national sin and oriug forth fruits meet for repentance by stainless private life and by a more earnest and Christian devotion to civic duty.
That we demand the immediate and absolute suppression on the part of the authorities of these anarchistic publications and utterances and the rigid enforcement of existing statutesagainst these insane and devlish conspiracies both against the government and family.
That, as an attack upon the President is a crime against the federal government we call upon our senato sand representatives from Indiana to support an act of congress making an assault to do, anywhere under the flag, bodily violence upon the President, Vice-Presi-dent or members of the cabinet, justices of the supreme court, and federal judges an act of treason and punishable as such.
We extend to the bereaved widow our heartfelt sympathy and beseech the good all Father to comfort her as only He can.
That we pledge to President Roosevelt our co-operation in every loyal and patriotic enterprise, and hereby promise to solicit from God His infinite blessing upon the new administration.
Passed Resolutions.
HEADQUARTERS MCPHERSOX POST No. 7, Department of Indiana G. A. R. -CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 14, 1901.—At a called meeting of the above post, a committee of four was appointed to draft resolutions upon the death of our President and comrade, William McKinley, which resolutions follow:
WHEREAS, the Commander-in-Chief of the universe has mustered out our distinguished comrade, President McKinley, therefore be it
Ecmlvcd,
that while we bow in
humble submission to the order of divine authority, we feel the terrible blow aimed at our national life through its authorized head.
Eesclved,
that as members of the
Grand Army of the Republic,, we feel that our ranks have been broken by the foul hand of an unscrupulous assassin and that the sacred precincts of our order has been ruthlessly invaded,
Resolved,
that we recommend that
the congress of the United States enact such laws as will adequately protect our officials in the future, and make this country untenable by anarchists and breeders of internal dissension.
Jicsolvcd
that we mourn with the
bereaved relict and tender ^er our heartfelt sympathies. J. D. TRACY,
H. H. TALBOT, M. V. B. SMITH. J. P. BOOTS.
GEORGE F. MYERS, P. C.
Attest:-—L. A. FOOTE, Adjt.
Dr. Clssel's Report.
Rev. Dr. J. II. Cissel Friday made his last report to the M. E. annual conference as presiding elder of the Crawfordsville district. He said in part: "It is with mingled feelings of joy and sadness that 1 present my sixth and last annual report of Crawfordsville'district. Joy because of success achieved, sadness at separating from ministers and laymen with whom I have formed heart friendships that will perish never. "There was but one death during the year in the families of the preachers of the district, that of Mrs. Demetrius Tillotson, of Lebanon. The total number of conversions in the district for the year was 879 and the accessions to the church on probation 737. 547 have been received into full membership. In all nine good parsonages have been built or purchased during the past six years. Extensive improvements have been made on many others. First church, Crawfordsville, has been, during the year, renovated and refurnishat a cost of $650. $2,791 have been paid on old church debts. The present-total indebtedness on churches is $3,270, and on parsonages $1,330. Arrangements have been made to pay all these debts. Twelve churches have been built in the district in the past six years at the rate of two a year, and the aggregate cost of the churches and parsonages created during that period has been $55,000.
There has been a gradual increase in the salaries of the preachers, and the amount contributed to the church benevolences. There are in the district 82 Sunday sohools, 41 senior and 20 junior leagues. Among the thirty-two pastors of the distriot very few changes are absolutely necessary and the probable ohanges do far as I can see are few. The pastors, generally, are doing well and the churches are happy and contented."
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Room formerly occupied by Myers & Charni.
Mala and Washington Streets Crawfordsville, Ind
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Funeral Director and Embalmer
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