Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-09
IOCsI BRETfvgFS.

Mrs Harry Hsuk lett for Dayton this al
tetnoon.
Rev. W. A. Gross, of Gresnville, is spend
ing the week in the city.
Miss Louie Baldwin lett Tor Cirrlevile this
morning on visit to friends
j. II. Long, Of the Chicago, Rock Island
aud Pacific railroad is in the city.
The "Psrlor Match" Co. are part of them
stopping at the Lagonda and the rest al the
st. James.
The bulletin-board at Carters announcing
bets Tor Hoadly was taken in out of the cold
this morning.
Col Bob Purcell, of the Queen and Cres-
cent, came up from Cincinnati today to take
in the parade.
Chss. II. Nichols, OF Toledo, is spending
the day in the city, the guest Of P. $ Wise
man, Of West Cedar street
J. Ridenberg, OF Indianapolis, Thos. Hiuch,
of Ssndusky, and Jas. Anderson, OF Coving-
tou, Ky, are among the arrivals at the St.
James.
Mrs. A. W. Robinson, OF North Plum
street, has returned from Fairfield, where she
was called by the serious illness OF her
mother.
c. ". Jones, OF Grand Rapids, Mich. J.
G. Long OF Burlington, la, and H. +. Nc
Owens, OF X1nesville, are included in the list
OF Lsgonds house guests.
T. A. Gross has moved his family to this
| city, from Greenyille, for the purpose OF lc-
eating here, having bought out j. r. Kersb.
| ners undertaking establishment
Chss. Hall, of Columbus; P. S. Mifliu, OF
Washington, Pa; Fred. Dsruo, OF Indianap-
| oils; II T Boyden and Harris Tabor, OF \
Y; are among those stopping at the Arcade
On Thursday evening at 8 o'clock James A
Smith and Miss Carrie l.. Miunich were mar.
| ried at the residence of VI. s. Minnich, on
| West High street, Rev. D. W. Smith, of the
| First Lutheran church, officiating. The wed
| ding was quiet but very pleasant one, only
intimate relatives and friends being present
| The happy couple had the pleasure of rcceiv.
| ing a number OF valuable and useful presents
| After partaking OF a sumptuous supper anC
| enjoying pleasant conversation, the friends
| lett for their homes and Mr. and Mrs. Smith
took the 2.3j a. m. train for Cincinnati.
| Camp Mseung-fridaJ's Proceedings.
The morning opened chilly and oggy, bu
| it did not dsmpen the ardor Of those en-,
cam ped on the fair ground. Many had ar
| rived the day before, which materially in
| creased the size OF the congregations. Th'
meetings have increased in interest from th,
| beginning, and the prospects are for sti
greater increase in interest. Q4ite a numbel
are expected to reach the grounds today. To.
day is the preparation for the Sabbath by AL
the Adventists on the ground
All Seventh Day AdNentiss, realizing the
importance OF properly keeping the Lord:
holy day, make Friday preparatory day, by
doing all their baking, cleaning up, and
everything that can possibly he attended to
Then when the Sabbath comes they can
spend it in spiritual exercises and studying
Gods word, free from all unnecessary cares
They do not believe that the Sabbath should
be spent in visiting and feasting, as is dons
| by the majority OF the people.
Another meeting OF the conference wa
held at 9 O'Clock. One subject that was quit,
fully discussed was the matter of the educa
ton Of the young people. As people th,
| AdVentists believe in educating their childrer
and youth, and have established two college
and one academy, and many other schools IL
various parts of the country.
| A resolution was presented Iecommendiu A.
that the youth in the church go to the CO...
lege located in Battle Creek, snC
| prepare themselves for usefulness in the var
| ious departments of the cause Anothe
resolution that brought out very interes,ini
discussion WAS the matter OF paying tithe
for the support OF Gods cause in the earth
They do not believe in having oyster sup
psrs, grab bags, and festivals to support God
work but have adopted the Bible system G
titLing, or paying a tenth Of their incom
to support their laborers. After III
resolution WAS read, and hs
been discussed by several, it was unanimousl,
voted to set apart tenth OF their income t.
the Lords cause. After the delegates hs
voted on the matter, the large congregatio,
was invited to vote on the matter. Wh.,
put to the vote, the enur. congregation, will
scarcely dissenting voice, voted to sustai,
the cause by their tithss
As the general conference a
its last session had voted [.
put the West Virginia mission field unde
the care Of the Ohio conference, it was vote
| by the delegates that Ohio accept the charg,
and support the laborers sent TO that field.
| Though the morning was unpleasant th,
day came of warm, clear and beautiful, auC
all greatly enjoyed the change.
II is hoped that the remainder of th,