The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-09-18
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H. The time having for appointment OF Friends
10 constitute the Representative Meeting referred to the
to select and propose twenx members TO
be appointed by this meeting
IT, Received the following:
I"kSfT WHITES MANUAL Bok
To the Yearly Institute the
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~ years interest on the same
Indebtedness Gal 90
JONATHAN vorAw, Secretary.
The Trustees satisfactory Jonathan Votaw
has been re-apponted of the Board.
10. communication received the Representative
Meeting in reference the need of funds aid OF Friends
travelling in the ministry 1t referred to the Representa-
tives.
~ The proposition up last year from the quarterly
Meetings of Bangor Wnneshek and Honey Creek for the
establishment Of Yearly Meeting to be composed OF sao
Quarters having been referred for further consideration 10 our
meeting this has been taken and deliberately con-
sidered The judgment arrived is that best to dismiss
the subject at present.
81. Acceptable Epses North Carolina, Indiana and
Western Yearly Meetings, have been received and read
22. Adjourned to fifth day next 10 O'clock a. M (Meet-
ngs for worship will be held at 10 m7 and the
first day school conference at 2 o'clock p m)
FHrHDAY MORNING. Ninth Month"; Eleventh.
The meeting assembled pursuant to adjournment
%. Indian Affairs presented the subJon-
ed report Their labor and satisfactory and they are
continued with the addition of James Bailey for another
year:
We attended the object our
ang @ m p S % executive committee Of the several Yearly
through whose labor the interests M tine % Ni t @ % b n n"
and interests have been guarded and rights secured at
field labor the several
been assigned yearly Meeting We
labor and express the hope and @ that the well directed of tins
higher life will be blessed the education civilization
Monthly
the important labor assigned to us
The recommendation that this Yearly Meeting accept the
Usage tribe special field of labor among the Indians
united with Our Monthly Meetings encouraged APP
point committees proposed The proposition with regard
raising money referred to the Representatives
"a memorial the President United States,
behalf of the Chief of the Modoc tribe of Indians and his
socates under DEATH peonng that that
tence be commuted imprisonment for life prepared by
Representative Meeting has been read in the meeting and
adopted and the Clerk directed it behalf 1t
left with the Representative Meeting to be forwarded.
25 Read the queries and from subordinate
meetings. which comprised in the following:
Summaries Answers to the Queries
appear be
watching
other the introduction and abOn anything which would their
Firday meetings generally
their children the attendance of religious meetings; vet deficiencies are no
There appears increasing generally
seek and mpart to their greater know
need much against the spirit Of the world and Orsakns
pernicus
reading of III Holy Scriptures
some lack OF promness dealing with
Answers to Annual Queries
With exceptions Friends appear careful to pay due regard to the first
day Of rest and devotion avoiding secular business and
neglect apparent excepting deficiency
The rerts Indicate few instances of unjust dealing Nearly all of them rep
punctualy fulfilling
There have been few instances of Judicial swearing two of the Qaate of
bearing testimony against war In most of the above cases care reported
Clear of except cases
one Quarter reports
Number n Tobacco.
Pleasant Plain spngdae
kaooa
Monthly MEETING not rpored; Bear Greek, Honey
New Meetings Established
a n g % 1so sank aehm1 ", enr meeting
Quarter meeting for worship lrepative
r. Bear Greek Quarter meeting for worship pive and monthly
Hardin county, in quarter.
l. announcement is given schools and
families daily reading
them families collectively aGd in 81 families Salem Pleasant Plain
winnesniek;
in
HoneyC Creek.
Ministers Recorded
Lewis and George White Bangor Quarterly Meetings
SUI, in CreekQ
Ministers
aofh
hmonth3 in the
NJ.
and IL,
Number of and Members
quarters. IEI ITIIITl