Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10
MANY PREACHERS


$ePd 1. kudta$e, she8sools 1noHis> II.
Jacokes. Woodland; Chas. A. Jaeckes,
Rssd Cay; FrsdsEek \. Janes. Aesher-
vile; wllllAm jsaninss. Augusta;
Welcome W. John,on, clIy; Albert c.
Jones, yicksb9rg; Henry D. Jor-
don, yieksAurg, Charles w. Jones.
Casaoyia; William Judd, Belding;
Eras,1s l. kellogg. NJ. Pleasant
Abijzh z. ketenam, south Haven; Al
sxander r. Kelllor. Lake visw; Luther
b. Kenyon. Lake View; George kllleen.
Hart; EDWIN IL. King, city; sAmuei
Kitxmiller, Kalamazoo; John klose.
Rockford; Ashman A. Knappen, Al
bon; George B. Kulps Battle Creek;
DAVID K. Latham. Garden City, Kan;
Warren w. Lamport, Martin; Wnl. l..
Iaufman, Esart; Geo. ID. Lee, Char
lotse, Lambert Z. Lennox. Ionia; Fred
efick l.. Lee. Greenville; 4. q. Lewis,
VeTmontville: Merritt +. Looms,
0hvst; Thomas Lyon, Homer; Edwin
i. Lumber. bay City; Alex. i. Luther,
Lowell; Elisha Marble, Harbor Springs;
Norman II. Marsh, AlbloE; Demp pster
ID. Martin. Reading; Jacob Marxoif.
Stanwood; Uri Masou, sononia; Lew
Master, Niles; Leander 5. Matthews,
Albion; Patrick j. Maveety. Ovid; VIM.
j. Nayhee, Ludington; James W. Neal
lister, Waconst ,;KIchard ). McGregor,
Cadillac; Samuel ID. Mckee, Ailegsn;
stephen NJ. Merritt, Coidwater; Robert
N. Middleton. Cedar springs; John w.
Miller, Big Rapids: Burton s. Mills,
Fountain; Jas. s. Montgomery, Evans
ton, H.; Harrison Morgan, city; Aaron
r. Moors. Ionia; George l.. Mount,
Parma; Wm. r. Mosher, Bellevue: VII
lis Z. MuEitt, Bronson; August +. Nag
Ter, Howard City; Enocn +. Newell,
Farweil; Albert d. Newton, Charlotte;
Thomas Nicholson, Evanston, Illinois;
Frank II. Nix. Stevensvlie; John r.
Oden. Hartford; Eiwin l.. Odel, Lud-
ington; George A. Odlenl, Union City;
John +. 0rwlck, Sturgls; William Pad
dock, Osseo; Oresta s. Paddock, Litch-
field; Byron +. Paddock, Sueanville;
CAL; Daniel w. Parsons, Big Rapids,
Vim. II. Parsons, Jonesvllle; Edmund
B. Patterson, Benton Harbor; Leroy NJ.
Patterson, Schoolcraft: Richard Pen
gelly, Kalamazoo; Oliver IL. Perry,
South Haven; John H. Pitezel, Nor
walk, o.; James H. Potts, Detroit; An
drew Potter, Albion; Byron 5. Pratt,
Grand Ledge; Vim. A. Prouty, Decatur;
VIM. II. Pufer. Hastings; John w.
Rawlinson, Homer; john NJ. Reid, New
York City; James w. Reid, city; Thos.
r. Rible, Quincy; Daniel c. kiehl, Hol-
ton; Thomas Riley, Okemos; James
Roberts, Fremont; Alvern A. Rolfe.
Los Angeles, CAL; Geo. S. Robinson,
Mancelona; VIM. w. Rork, Agnew; II.
II. Rood. White Pigeon; William D.
Rowland, Byron Center; Geo. w. Sher-
man, Traverse City; Richard Shier, Ne
waygo; Edward L. Sinclair, Shep-
hord; Irving II. Skinner, Eau Claire;
+. ID. Skinner, Summit; Albert Smith,
Orange; Burton w. Smith, Bijon Hills,
OAK, Calvin w. Smith, Harrison; Mel
ancthon w. +. Smith, Pottersville;
Charles s. Sowuema, Pottersville; iona
than A. Sprague, Three Rivers; John
X. Stark, Centreville; Jacob w.. Steffe,
Borone; Salmon Steel Northport; Ed
ward G. Stevens, Alba; William r.
6tinchcomb, Marcellus, Senacs C..
Strickland, North Adams, Arthur H.
Sturgis, Leslie; William j.. Swift, Lam
sing; VIM. Stacy, Saugatuck; Arthur
X. Stewart, Nashville; L. A. Sevits,
Sears; Herbert s. taft, Irwin Bridge,
Montana; Isaac B. Tallmsn, Pokagon;
James H. Tanner, MAishall; Edward
A. Tanner, Athens; Vim. A. Taylor,
Maple Rapids; Edwin Tench, Grand
Ledge; Charles H. TheobaId; Sanford;
Seward c. Tiney, Fremont; Richard w.
dindall, Oshtemo; w. II. Thompson,
CITY; Fayette L. Thompson, Manistee;
Charles G. Thomas, st. Johns; James
H. Thomas, Ithaca; Morris d. Towns
end. Lowell; Lee L. Tower,
Clare; Eight T. Treadgold,
Clare; Samuel Trewln, Galien,
Arthur Trott, Bangor; George w.
Tuthiil, Hanover; VIM. Fl. b. Urch;
jackson; Julius s. Valentine Lansing,
Charles +. Van Antwerp, Cooper; Free
man A. Van De Walker, Dandy; George
A. Van Horn, Plainwell; George Var
ion, Coopersville; John w. Vickers,
Alma; Amos Wakefield, Middieville;
Isaac w. Wallace, Banfield; Duncan N /.
Ward, Dewitt; Orlin d. Watkins, Fife
Lake; James Webster, Leslie; Roliin c..
WEIGH, Albion; Clarence NJ. WEIGH,
North Muskegon; Arthur j. Wheeler,
Spring Lake; Joshua White, Prairie
vile; James L. White, Wayland; John
w. White, Three Rivers; Barnabas d.
Whitman, East Jordan; Ira X. A..
Wightman, Albion: Oramel +. Wight
man. Jackson; Arthur s. Williams,
Berlin; Isaih Wilson, North Lansing;
Nelson r, Woods, Butler; David Z.
Woodard, Ovid; Stephen G. Wood
ward Ovid; Robert A. Wright. Plain-
we'll: Eli.WigIe, city; Abram H. Yokom,
Grxndvllle; Erasmus ID. Young; Thomas
Young, Gresham; William n. Young.
love, Edwardsourg.
The Evening session.
Last evening the "Freedmans' Aid
and Southern Education Society" of
the Methodist Conference, held meet
ing at the Second-st. NJ. E. Church.
Owing to the absence OF the PRESIDENT,
Rev. r. c. Crawford, Vice-President
Geo. b. Kulp presided. Music was
furnished by the church choral society
and q scriptural lesson was read by
Rev. X. w. Van Schoick. After prayer
by Rev. Mr. Steele. the chairman ap-
pointed nominating committee con-
stating Of Revs. l.. ID. Armstrong, Geo.
Donaldson and DIR. Campbell to retire
and prepare nomlnati ons for the off,
GERS of the society for the ensuIng year.
Rev. Geo. Gray, assistant secretary of
the society gave an address upon the
work accomplished by it, and the broad
field that hes before it waiting for
workers. lie said the language of Christ,
'sIf you can not believe Me for what
say. believe Me for what do" can he
appropriately applied 10 the statements
OF the officers of tho society. The work
accomplished stands out before the
world and does not require talk TO con-
vince people Of is worthy objects. lie
said, eff we have church organization
that will not stand tho test of
public investigation IL 10 better
that il dIsband. This organization vas
n.srfecfed TWENTY-FIVE years ago In