Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-07
SECOND paessyreR,Ans.


SECOND PREseYTERiANs.
Electiea q New kldess-Hslf the Session
and Three Dssco.s Resign.
Last evening the members Of the Second |
Presbyterian church held business meet |
ing after the regular prayer-meeting for
the purpose Of electing four elders to fill
the places Of W. d. Cook and J. T. Tuttle,
whose terms had expired, that Of Z. NJ.
Doty, who died IN October. 1884, and that
Of Charles Rabbits, who resigned few
months ago. J. T. Tuttle, clerk
Of the session Of elders, was
made secretary Of the meeting.
In this capacity he presented the written
resignation Of the four remaining elders,
Messrs. w. r. Linn, L. II. Olds. Frank
Frankenburg, and G. F. Burton. The
communication stated as grounds of the res
ignatiOn the construction of the recent pres
bytery; the statement of the commissioner
Of the congregation that the petition pre-
sented to the session last spring should
have been interpreted As request to re-
sign; and the statement o. member of the
presbytery to the effect that the resignation
Of the elders would be the happiest
solution Of the present difficulty. Action
upon this communication was postponed
until next Wednesday evening. The cleo
tion was then held, resulting in the election
of the following elders: Messrs. Algernon
Paige, Charles Stout, Robert C. Rodgers,
and John C. Chorpening.
After the election was over the clerk
read communication from DIR. John IL.
Rodgers, George Frankenberg, ST., and DIR.
A. T. Lewis, resigning their positions as
deacons in the church. The paper stated
as grounds for the designations the fact that
the sentiments Of the signers were
with the minority, and they thought
1t right 70 give the majority
an opportunity to fill their places with per
sons Of their own selection. Action or
this communication was also postponed
until Wednesday evening.
Cornelius N. Brown. of Memphis, Tenn.
formerly with Owen Bros, Of this city. wa
married to Miss Minnie Carr, at ST. Ra
phaers church. this morning. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Brown left this forenoon for Memphis
NEW CARLISLE.
New CARLISLE, Jan. Among tn
most enterprising of our citizens is Isaa
X. Funderburg. ESQ. Some eighteel
months ago mule tried to check his energ
by giving him backward kick, fracturin,
his leg, which 1.-THE leg) has been under tn
care since then Of . majority of the doc
tors In this town, some In Springfield. Day
ton, Cincinnati, Lima, and other places, an
yet the stubborn member refuses to ge
well. In the face Of al that Isaa
runs three or four farms adjoining tn
town. . livery stable, has the creamer
on his premises, Is an active direc
tor of it, IL president Of the school board. etc
The writer Of this expressed hope las
summer when the creamery was started tina
the buttermilk resulting would pOssibl
check the demand for beer but he must aC
knowledge his disappointment. In his oh
servatiOn 1t fails to answer as q substitut
at least to any marked extent II any pre-
cess could be invented to make it foam-giv
it wind-possibly 1t might answe
. useful purpose. but rs at present const
tuted. however rich in butter. II is A failur
az A substituta Tor the. So. law and s,
JohRisa... !. !. ihe president Of the Sym
: ! posium was summoned totiay before In
grand iury. presumably IN give his knowl
edge of the institution AT the ..point-
III. HogendobIer completed the circl
TODAY by his return to Springfield
whence he came some four O
] five wears aso to Osborne: from there TO thi
place. and today 10 the Mace of beginning
A ..rolline stone gathers NO moss an,
vet s.settlne hen never gets fat, Adage
are sometimes contradictory. The Bujld
ing and Loan Association elected it's officer
TODAY: e. A. NcGrev. presidentr p. c
Miller, secretary; Charles Neff. Treas
urer; directors, Smith Macarthur. Urial
Bowers, F. A. NcGrew. Chas, II. Men
Samuel E. Stafford. and VIM. T. Stockstiil
"A better hotel building is a matter q
considerable importance to us, and W
| tr,,st the coming simmer will sae that dc
sideratum satisfied. II vOuld he A goo,
investment financially as well as an homo
to the citizen who would furnish il.
Our manufacturing establishments are no
pushed to the extent we hone to see tn
coming summer. The Touring mill has al
the latest imnrove.l machinerv nj . cost n