The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-08-09

Although the weather has some
what interfered. we believe It Is gem
orally accepted by the Methodists that
their camp meeting has been one Of
more than ordinary interest and re-
gar,led by them ~ very successful
At times the camp meeting grove has
been filled with people and the ser
vices very interesting Last Thursday
at n O'Clock, Rev l.. &. SenIans
preached from the text: "Put ON the
whole armOr Of God, that ye may be
able TO stand against the wiles OF the
devil" He was followed by Mr..
Shnrb, the blind lecturer. Rev. l.. G
Biggs, of Auburn, preached at night.
Tie sermon was followed by an altar
service. led by DIR. Cowles, Of Topeka.
On Friday. at 9 O'Clock A. NJ. a prayer
service was led by Rev. Clock. At II
o'clock Rev. J. NJ Miller preached.
Ia the afternoon, Rev. J. A. Reitz, Of
Junction City, presiding elder OF the
Kansas German Conference, preached
la English a prayer and praise meet
ing followed this service. In the
evening, Rev. A. +. Riley, OF juno
ton City, preached. DIR. Cowles fol-
lowing with an earnest address. At
the business meeting in the afternoon
the following officers OF the assOcia-
ton were elected:
Oh. Cowles, President.
=. l.. PendletOn, Vice President.
Geo. WinteTbOurne, Secretary.
F. +. Rhodes, Treasurer.
J. ID. Bntkin, ChOrister.
J. A. Hyden and l.. &. Biggs, Ex-
eeutive Committee.
On Saturday, at $50 A. NJ, Rev. J.
a. Antrim led in the prayer service.
The sermon at II o'clock was by Rev.
J. w. Clock. A prayer meeting was
held at O'Clock p. NJ, DR.. COwles
leading the service. At 4 O'Clock the
ehildren's meeting took place, Mrs. A.
n. See directing. She was was fol-
lowed with remarks by Revs. Clock
and Rudisill. The afternoon sermon
was by Rev. d. w. Hallen, of Del
phos. At night Bev Geo. Winter
bourne preached. The rain Sunday
morning interfered with the services.
AT O'Clock Rev Clock preached,
though it was shOwery. The next
service was held i'm the new Fair
building, Mr.. p. T. Rhodes preaching
the sermon. At , o'clock P. NJ, a
children's meeting was held, con-
Quoted by Mrs. J. A. Antrim. Adj
dresses were also made by Judge
Pipher, Of Manhattan, and Rey.
Clock. While this meeting was in
progress a preaching service was held,
addressed by Rev. Read. Both Of
these meetings were very largely at
attended In the evening Rev. Cowles
preached to a large audience; then
followed "A prayer meeting.
The morning sermon on Monday
was by Rev. W. l.. Cannon, Of Rus
sell The afternoon meeting was led
10y Judge Pipher, followed by a ser
mon from Rev. w. r. Leigh \ chill
dren's meeting was held at the stand,
led 10y a lady from Ohio. Several
ministers also spoke. Rev. Botkin
preached i'm the evening.
The daily programme il as follows:
900 a. NJ, prayer; A. NJ, prayer
meeting at the stand IL A. NJ, preach
ing $50 p NJ, general prayer service;
3 =. M, preaching; Z =. N. prayer ser
vice 1850 2. NJ, preaching
n. d. Fisher & Co., of Topeka, oc-
cupy tent No. Is as a camp book store.
The following preachers have been
almost constantly ia attendance. 7.
4. Rhodes, a. n. See, J. a. Antrim,
J. W. Clock, Geo. Winterbourne, l..
G. Biggs, ). l.. Semans, J. ID. Botkin,
J. NJ Miller, Dr. Cowles, l.. A. Rud-
isill, Geo. Schorb, w r Leigh, Revs
Mcdowell and Green.
The Tuesday morning sermon was
preached by Rev. a. +. Riley, Of Sol
ONION City. Rev. $. a. Green led the
afternoon prayer meeting, which was
followed by a sermon by Rev. George
Winterbourne. The evening prayer
meeting was led by Rev. b. HOllen.
Following this came the preaching
service conducted by Revs. Clock and
Botkin.
At the evening meetings there are
alw avs large audiences