The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-09-26
w. CT. U. COLUMN.
CONDUCTED BIZ MIS-. =. l. HOBBS


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the county President, Mise Emma
After the ops ming exercises
and prayer by Rev Hargrave, some
music and reciiations we're rendered
which we're enjoyed by those pre-
sent A bounfifui dinner uas serv-
ed by the ladies Of Hillrboro. Who,
by The way, are graduates in that
line.
At I O'Clock the house uas called
TO order. Scripture reading by
Mr. T.. Greene, and prayer by
Rev. Hsrgrave, Of Algiers-
Rev. Ez;es and vile entertained
those present with come go d
music; q also did the Mi--ez Mary /
and Sarah Kelso-
Some advancement uas shown by
the reports Of the year II
Mr. Anderson, OF Ireland, Supt-
'of Flower Mission and Litsrsfu-e,
reported the fulIfllment of her duty
In that line, and how easy il i TO
send Q few fiowers or some reading
matter to those lees fortunate than
ourselves, and what q ray Of light
and love they bring In the sick
room
Miss Emma Afford rep1rted four
contests in the pas: year, and Mrs
Hobbs gave . fair outline OF her
work ss Press Reporter
The committee on resolutions
made the following report:
Resolved, That We, ~ . conven-
lsion, extend our sympathies and
prayers TO our co-worker and sister,
Della wineingtr, In her sickness
And that we extend our thanks ~ .
lbard Of .sWhise R.bboners to al
lfriends and brothers in their efforts
10 prevent the saloon coming to the
town Of Ireland
/ Ten paid up members uere re-
ported from the county as follows:
Misses Emma Afford and Blsnch
Glereu, Mr. Sarah Kelso, Hobs
.Gleren and Anderson, Jennie Lem
mon. Leora Kirkland and Rachel
Britain. Miss Mary Kelso. pre<i-
dent Of the Young women's
branch. reported eleven members at
, Birch Creek
The election Of officers for the
: folIouing year resulted in: Miss
!, Afford. Co Pres, Mr. Della Ragle.
Rec Sec'y, Mrs. Ella Glezen. Cor
Sec'y, and Mrs. Kelso, Co Treas.
NOTES ON TIE cOyyEyrIoS-
Rev. Estes read the lOsh chapter
os Lev, and explained hou . high
. er life can Be attained by follcwing
! The example Of the true follosers Of
, chri<f. To be . true Christian re
, .mu=f look after the welfare OF the
: erring on<s and point them 10
Chri<t.
I Rev. Harsrave, Of Algi-rs. gave .
talk in which he spoke OF the great
privilege Of being on the right side
! He said ninety per cert OF the
. lcs urs expenses are caused by the
drink traffic. and cfIen one or too
ldsys sould settle all the disputes
eluer- il not for The saloon II the
| public press would do il, il could
r develop The public sentiment IN .
~inonih 20 that the saloon would b.
Z uiped cut from the face Of the earth,
Our people, ~bo - . rule. are
'readins, intelligent people would
nee up In their wrath AID sote u
out. We must abolish the saIoor
lor our government sill be over
! Ithrovn-
Rev. Bsnta, of Ireland, II hsve
J stood for many years f1r Prohibi-
\ ltion and voman's suffrage have
8 slvosed for prohibition for . good
= many years, and expect 10 vote 4,
atwhen the balloa il given TO woman
q nhe saloons viii Be gone forever
elSeventy five thousand Of our youna
: men 20 dosn yearly and no on.
interfere. while the licensed
!. .snloon standz 10 entice them
4 The address Of Rev. Haverly -
|bnn.full Of sppalling fscss in re
lzard TO the liquor traffic and iss dire
,IiuI effects. He spoke briefly OF th'
fIssloon ighs at Pesersborg- and To
!. |past and present condition Of th'
al;oun and county In part- I'VE
= aicann0s value Too highly the CHRIS
Lillian home. presided over By th'
Llnosher ubo hiss taught her boys Z
shun the poisonoos stun that steal.
bis young manhood; o. .pesl
.I,oo highly Of the mothers enlistinl
lin tkis cause 10 aid IN saviag th'
,rEAmerican home
III Mr.. Ab,e-In part: II ever,
rlChristian voter would put n
. lsbouIder 70 The wheel the saloo'
: would sooo b . thing Of The pess