Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-16

81 uN NA'N II" NaNA
that had en-
CROSSED their en-,
srgies Tor some
time past, For
twas fully seven
III an, since the council liNd as.
Esd 10 formally dismiss Mr.
~. aul had declared the pull.
Il .snu, Wr BARNES had labnrel
81 falls 10 their service far i've long
Daring this time he had
h-d good 4 not brilliant scr
- attended regularly az the
4 rsys, meetings. aad made all tbs
aaorai calls that one mortal man.
81 ,aoag a horse aud buggy could
s1aabiy le expected 70 make.
d set hts congregation were not
n ,s.sJ. lu,mntions innlly reached
ears Il the good imam that his
sgaaitou would 10 rysigneJly nc.
81 a,el he ssnt Il in, aud the papers
81 Iay announced the grirl 81 the
e. ~. Church at the resignation 81
80 be,ovci pastor. Mr. Barnes.
sos. ujas hralth furced him 10
VI morc snlubrious climate.
hsulp0n Il dryolvcd upon q"
'pasbei congregation TO choose Tor
enselyes pastor man after
sRoan hearts, one Whn should
o,sfss 40 the virtues 81 their late
7sior as veil nv thosc no lacked
" proceeded to search Tor him in
irs'y orthodox wny, namely. by
a'sria'uiug candidates Sabbath
eas; Sibbath hchgld different At
iaa 10 Tho pulpit They came. wc
ara not whence. aud returned. w
asv not whittier They embraced
'''y knosn typo uf man. from th'
''.FSab.o y y ~ three scnrp and
p 70 Tie immature Theological stu
So snt o. twenty one summers.
ihs doctrine preached 90 that
eVI'e during the sruaon olcandidat
~ voc as yaricgnted M tho patch
ofs s'lk quilt which they presented
IN 2 Then lHto PASTORS wife on hri
fihday II brunched out int
n 'sry Anown Ism. There was th'
9.d school and the new school;
.l4ashinnN'l orthodoxy aud modert
y Thought There were sermons
'sh strong lcnnings toward libpr
n ''''al' and there were Others ooEinp
'hpd0ty at every porr. AuS
lsr Wer scientific sermons with
~ md, and roctical and philosophi
W ones But IN nll this variety tn
Fople found not the man The,
ought There were some insur
l9antub!o objections To every can
aa'' Rev. Mr.. Abcrcrombie CAV
.tin good sermons, but the colleg
'u1'nts declared that his gesture
ete cNccrahlc," and would do
,ofaill" their own style" and the.
a'ile en- mnsse to the church meeting
W voted him down. Rev. ]. Erwit
.alth was youthful and handsom,
~ Tue Young ladies shed tears G
ys'PI when the church decided no
O'll him. Bat Deacon Grimes sal
= srinons were mere "froth," an,
hoped they wouldn't In his dn
y uown to n man who parted hi
'ar ~ the middle. Rev. Mr. Lorin
u.s. ~ 700 dramatic, and Threatened t
Sn'ert the staid old church into
LsaIe' while good Mr.. Blakesl!
~ ucIspised show, was rejected b,
Glse he didn't draw" One eai
. s.aie was too solemn, another 60
nV,ous; one too reserved, anothC
90 Common"
ana so the spring and SUNNI,
a'e and iaded away, and fall wa
, s9u merging into winter; and Il
o sUpe were growing weary Of the
~ e"'gn and longed for n settled pa
1nt no still eluded them. "A oil
MY, NJ oroye aptly summed up thesitt
WI ,Ju We've had close To u hui
Nv ~ men here TO preach TO u.s. nu
baV given 'em n fair show, an
Il. 'mong EN-.
MN AZ length, when expectation WI
Ig' 'p".hlgh exhausted, q cheering RI
p,cae,srated the gloom OF their dc
bSa",uency, and In their minds Q,
IA SVS could see ms their own estnblis
Il NV p%Sstor the brilliant young preac
bow "n9 was holding audiences spe
NM suuu m q Western city. A doleg
M, was dispatched to treat wi
# l lie hnd vracinnalw nanaauf,