Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-18
to leave it with the ministers of the AS
sociation which shall fill thu stand dur

to leave it with the ministers of the AS
sociation which shall fill the stand dur
ing the sitting of the Association.
9th. On motion, Brother Il. H. Hen
derson was appointed To write a corre-
spending letter to send to the Concord
Association, and have it ready Cor in
spection on Monday.
10th. On motion, the Association ad-
journed until Monday morning at nine
O'Clock. Closed with prayer by Elder
Daniel Smith.
SATURDAY EVENINGS SERVICES.
The ministers appointed to fill the
stand tonight were present and preach
ed in the following order, to wit: Elder
J. r. Adams preached from the First
Epsstfe of Paul to the Romans, 1st chap
ter and 10Th verse; and was followed by
Elder James Bowen with an exhorta-
ton. The stand was ably filled, and
we hope the word preached had its de-
sired effect.
SUNDAY MORNING SERVICES, OCTo-
BER 10TH, 1880.
The ministers appointed to fill the
stand to-day were present and preached
in the following order to wit: Elder
Daniel Smith preached from Hebrews
the I'd chapter and lst verse, and was
followed by j. w. Wood with an ex-
hortation. The stand was filled with
ability and zeal. We have reasons to
believe that the word preached had the
desired effect; and we hope il may be
the beginning of better days among US.
SUNDAY EVENINGS SERVICES.
The ministers appointed to preach
were present and preached i'm the fol-
lowing order, to wit: Elder J. II. Adams
preached from the ADD verse and 10th
chapter of the Acts of Apostles. and
was followed by Elder j. w. Wood
with an exhortation, and was closed by
Elder J. II. Adams. The stand was
fllled with ability and zeal. We have
no doubt the word preached had its
desired effect,
MONDAY MORNING, 8 O'CLOCK, OCTo-
BIER llTH, 1880.
The Association met pursuant to adj
journment and was opened with pray
er by Elder James Bowen.
11th. On motion, the Committee of
Arrangements was called upon to make
their report; which was presented, read
and received, and the Committee dis
charged. tasF
12;ii. On motion, the committee that
was appointed to v isit Antioch Church.
make their report. They did not 60 to
visit Antioch Church.
18th. On motion. the report of the
committee received, and the commit
tee discharged.
18th. On motion, Elder n. Adams
and Elder Daniel Smith were appoints
ed to visit Antioch Church and inquire
why they did no. represent theE,selv YES
i'm the a ssociation, and they are to make
their report at our next Association.
18th. On motion, the delegates names
were called. All present.
10th. On motion, the Constitution
and and Rules of Decorum of Associa-
ton were read.
18th. On motion, the committee thai
was appointed e. visit Bethany Church
make their report.
18th. On motion, the report Of the
committee was received, and the COM
mittee discharged.
18th. On motion, the Association ad-
wise Bethany Church To select them
some suitable minister to preach for
them the ensuing year, 80 they can be
able to represent themselves in the
next Association.
l4th. On motion, the corresponding
letter to Cone ,rd Association was called
for; which was presented and read.
2lst. On motion, the letter is receiv-
ed. and the committee discharged.
22l. The Association calls for volun-
teers to visit Concord Association !;
whereupon Elder J. w. Wood and
Brother II. II. Henderson volunteered
to 90, and J. w. Wood bear the letter.
22l. On motion, Brother J. M. Hem
nv and II. III. Henderson were appoint
ed Committee on Finance.
oath. On motion, the 18th article OF
this minute be revoked.
25th. On motion, J. M. Henry was
appointed to superintend tho printing
of the Minutes of this Association, and
that lie have $50 copies struck, with
the work ot the Association and the Con-
stitutiDn, Rules of Dccorum, Articles of
Faith and Church Covenant attached;
and that he distribute them among the
different churches; also, that he draw
sufficient sum from Treasurer to defray
the expenses.
Goth. On motion, the Association
agrees TO appoint place to hold the
next Association, and also to- appoint
n minister to preach the Introductory
sermon. by private ballot; whereupon
it was reported that the next Associa-
ton is to be held with Mt. Pleasant
Church, Iron county, Mo-, and to COM
mence on Saturday preceding the I'd
! TDftt'S OiV III .OctoOtT, n. ~. 1901, anh
Elder J. w. Wood is to preach To in
sermon and Elder NJ. Nj.
Adams, his alternate.
27th. On niption. tile Committee on
Finance was called upon to make their
report; whereupon ii was ascertained
that there was contributed by the diff
ferent churches S15.7o, and I'm the
hands of the Treasurer S3.55, making
a total of $3.50.
2Sth. On motion. the committee was
ordered to deposit the funds i'm the
hands of the Treasurer, and be dis
charged.
10Th. On motion, Elder Nelson Adams
was appointed a committee To visit An
tioch Church, and advised here to in
1uire INTO the the standing Of Brother
Casteel and report at onr next Associa-
ton.
3Oth. On motion, IL was resolved that
we tender our thanks to the brethren
and sisters and citizens of this vicinity
Tor their kind hospitality during the
sitting of this Association.