Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-18
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IHEosoalA ON SUNDAY.

Distinguished niviues in the Methodist
and Congregational Pulsits-F0ur No
t2Dle Sermons.
Yesterday was the hottest day of the
season, the mercury il Che thermometer
climbing up to 100 degrees above zero
in the shade. Man and beast suffered
alike from THE extremity of atmospheric
conditions. Except in the shade OF trees
or buildings there was no relief tsom the
roasting" The city was very quiet ali
day, people generally being within the
several churches during services, and
the rest of the day seeking cool places
and making shift towards comfort.
The day contained, however, more en-
Ioyment than asuAmer Sunday ueually
does in that the city is entertaining Just
row n goodly number of ministers, 20
whom Sunday is generally a day OF eff
fectiye work. BY an arrangement pre-
viously effected, DR.. Goodwin, OF CHI
caRo, and DIR. Dnryea,of Boston, were an.
nounced to preach in two of the churches
OF the city, both morning and evening.
While this programme was not fully oar
ried out, yet both of these eminent di-
vines did deliver sermons in the city and
the public had the pleasure OF listening
to four as beautiful ecclesiastical dis
courses as are often given in this coun.
try.
DR.. DaFyes occupied the M. e. church
pulpit in the morning. while Prof.
Wright, OF Oberlin. filled the same po-
sition in the evening. Upon both ooea-
sions large audiences greeted the promi-
nent diYines and we're amply repaid for
attendance. DR.. DEryea's morning SER
mon was an expression OF beautifully
arranged thoughts and ideas upon that
topic found in the 10th chapter OF Acts:
What must / do 20 be Saved?" This
sermon was INT Of many filled with fine
ideas, and to tho christian ear it was as
melodious music.
Prof. Wright, in the evening, preached
upon the Priesthood OF Ohsist," O very
excellent sermon. Some of the audience
of the evening were expecting to hear
DR.. nuryes, and were consequently dis
appointed, but Prof. Wright, proved
himself an able and eminently satisfac-
tory substitute for DR.. Duryea.
The morning services at the Congre-
gstional church were made very much
more than usually attractive by the
presence of DR.. Goodwin, the scholarly
and always grand Chicago minister, who
delivered the sermon. He choose for
his text the 9Th verse in the 10Th chap
ter of the book OF ST. John wherein it is
written: II am the vine, and We are
the branches" From this text he drew
q number OF sublime ideas upon
which he elaborated until he
had concluded q sermon of much in
struction and great entertainment. DR..
Goodwin possesses @ dignity and grace
seldom found in pulpit orators, and his
style OF speaking is of a kind which can
not fail TO impress his hearers.
DIR. Duryea occupied the Congrega-
tional pulpit last evening, preaching
upon the 28th verse of the 5th chapter
OF Marx, which is: "For she said, III /
touch but his clothes I shall be whole"
From this expression OF faith DIR. Duryea
fashioned q disco usse caost exemplary
and profound. 1t was an etfecting close
for Q dey which might be sruely denom-
mated a feast Of reason"
PERSONAL.
E. Il. Wilson, of Canton is in Yankton
to-day,
L. 3. French is back from his Black
Hills trip.
Bishop Marty has gone TO Aberdeen
to remain a few days.
G.. T. Stevenson has returned from the
masonic meeting OF Desdwood.
Tom Booge, OF Sioux City. is one CT
the many strangers within Yankton's
gates.
Mel. L. Hoys and family, OF Parker,
reached Yankton OF Saturday night for
q visit.
John Stafford returned on Saturday
night from . business s%ojourn In Charles
Mix county.
Rey. P. E. Holp, pastor of the Sioux
Falls Congregational church, spent
Sunday in Yankton.
Peter Allen and wife, OF Hurley, were
guests OF Walter FL. Carr's residence In
Yankton over Sunday.
7. F. Mentzer, mayor Of Mitchell, was
a passenger this afternoon on his way to
Chicago to attend the convention.
Elmer Jenkinson, q we'll known typo,
formerly Of Yankton, oncs OF Sioux City,
but now OF Minneapolis, is In Yankten.
Will Campbell has finished hia duties
as school teacher in Nebraska for the
season and is soiourDing briefly in Yank.
ton.
Thos. P. O'Meara, OF the merchant
tailoring firm Of O'Meara g. Webster, OF
Sioux City, was a Sunday sojourner in
Yapkton,
Miss Celeste Ooughlin, Of Mitchell,
reached Yankton this afternoon for an
extended visit with her cousin, Miss
Oorinbe Bruce.
DIR. j. p. Miller, Of painless dental
celebrity, spent Sunday In Yankton,
having returned on Saturday from q
business trip west.
Hon. Frank r. Washahanoh ota.tad