The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-06-19

.. IN. flSS, bidHCHe, MO-, Alexander
Reed, Wray, Colorado; Miss Mary E.
Althouse, Hannibal, Mo-; Otto Him.,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Ida S.
Ridgeway, Barclay, Kansas; Frieda
Maurer, Nebraska CITY, Neb; Caro-
|lyn, Russell, Ripton, Wisconsin; s.
IN. Russell, Ripton, Wis.,; Martha
Ward, White Rock, S. D.; S. r. Spar
lgo, Leadville, Colorado; Miss Stella
McNutt, Stubenville, Ohio; Rev. ]. M.
Harris, Mrs, M. ]. Harris and Paul
Harris, Evanston, ILL.,; Ray Y. Cliff,
Sebring, Ohio.
Monday morning at six o'clock the
last service of the camp was held and
after breakfact the work of breaking
camp was begun. Some few had de-
parted on the early train south on the
M. & st. l.. at 500 a. m; still more
went at 700, taking the train north,
but the largest number left at 500
Io'clock on the Rock Island. The ex-
Eodus included not only the campers,
but also the university students, who
spend their summer at home. Near
lily all of the tents are down and the
grounds are gradually being cleaned
up.
The new grand piano that did such
grand service during the meetings,
was Monday moved to the chapel of
the university and the ebony grand
that was formerly there will be placed
| in Music Hall Quite a tragic Incl
dent occurred at the love feast at
1880 a. m. on Sunday in connection
with the testimony of Mrs. M. ]. Har-
ris. In closing she alluded to the nu-
merous prayers that had been made
during the camp for her complete re-
lCovery. While the process was slow
| she believed that she was gradually
growing stronger and If she did recOv
err, it would be due to the praying of
Gods people at this camp. Consider
able emotion was felt and while the
people were standing, almost simulta-
neously the people all over the taber-
nacle broke out in audible prayer for
her restoration to health.
Many of these good people believe
in faith healing and they have a null
titude OF evidences to prove the facts
of their claims. Mrs. Harris leaves
this camp considerably stronger than
when she came and during her stay
she has been at her place at the or
gan and by the side of her husband in
his direction of the music of the
camp. On Sunday evening one of
the young ladies in the choir lost her
strength and it was oevr an hour be-
fore she recovered This is the only
case of this kind that has occurred
during the camp. There has been
less excitement at this. camp and
more sincere devotion than is usual
in meetings of this character. This
camp has been remarkable for this
and from the first public service seek
ers have been present at the altar
and most of them came from their
own choice. 1t is estimated that
about $50 seekers have been reached
during the services. g.
In October of this year, In Chicago
or Columbus, Ohio, the first Interna-
tional convention of the Holiness
movement will be held This great
movement is getting to be world
wide and representatives will be
present from all foreign countries
and from all states and territories in
this country and as far as possible
from all county associations. The
convention is interdenominational
and is not connected with any church
but is a leader among all churches.
Officers of Iowa Holiness Association.
President, Rev. D. w. Dobson, Uni
versity Park.
1st Vice Pres, DR.. D. j Bunce, Des
Moiens, Iowa
I'd Vice Pres, Rev. J. NJ O'Brien,
ShelbyVillc Mo.
Sd Vice Pres, Rev NJ l.. Haney,
Pasadena, Cal
4th Vice Pres, Mrs M. J. Tyler,
Sioux City, Iowa.
Secretary, Miss Eva G. Carothers,
Guthrie Center.
Treasurer, w. NJ. Bair, University
Park.
Secretary of Executive Council.
Officers Mahaska County Holiness
Association.
President, D. E. Vance, University
Park.
Vice Pres, Howard Wagner, Uni
versity Park.
Secretary Treasurer, Mrs. A. II.
Goodwin, University Park
| The new officers and Father Cros-
son were instructed TO purchase a
new tent which could be used for
evangelistic purposes throughout the
county.
Officers Of the National Holiness
Association.
| President, Rev. c. J. Fowler, Bos-
ton, Mass.
1st Vice Pres, Rev. J. Fl. Smith,
Meridian, Miss
I'd Vice Pres, Rev. C. w Ruth, In
dianapolis, Ind
Srd Vice Pres, Rev. NJ. L. Haney,
Pasadena, Cal.
4th Vice Pres, Rev. H. c. Morri-
son, Wilmore, Ky.
5th Vice Pres, Rev. L. T. Walker,
San Dimas, Cal.
It'll Vice Pres, Rev. w. H. Huff,
Sioux City, Iowa.
9Th Vice Pres, Rev. J. w. Hughes,
Kingswood, Ky.
9th Vice Pres, Rev. J. M. Harris,
Evanston, Ill.
10th Vice Pres, Rev. Aura Smith,
New Albany. Ind.
18th Vice Pres, Rev. G. F. Weigle,
Pasadena, Cal.
18th Vice Pres. Rev. George A. Nc
Laughlin, Chicago, Ill.
Recording Secretary. DR.. A. LWhit,
lcomb, University Park.