The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-15
TENTED CITY IS
FOLDED AND GONE
AND THE HOLINESS ARMY is Fill
p. LED WITH NEW ZEAL.
OFFICERS ELECTED EOR YEAR
List of Visitors Who Came to Take
Part in Meeting. County Camps
Have Been Arranged
For the Summer.

early SuuIlSC prayer service, inc WOTh
of breaking camp was begun and now
the tented city of Sunday, has been
laid waste. The camp now presents a
scene of desolation and as early as
| possible the campers we're away on the
early trans. Special cars were run by
! the Traction Company in order to get
the people to the various depots. The
rising bell was rung at $3.50 and at
400 a. m. in order to get the camp
awake in proper time.
And yet some remained in order to
settle up the BUSINESS affairs of the
camp and to attain the closing meet.
ing of the Executive Council of the
Iowa Holiness Association at $3.50 a.
M. Among other matters of business
considered, the following were elected
as the officers of the association for
next year:
President, Rev. D. W. Dobson of
Marshalltown, Iowa.
First Vice President, Mrs. Phoebe ].
Epperson of Los Angeles, California.
Second Vice President, Rev. ]. T.
Molloy of albion, Iowa.
Third Vice President, DR.. D. j.
BuAce of Des Moines.
Fourth Vice President, Mrs. NJ. j.
Tyler of Sioux City.
Secretary, Mrs. Hattie Elgington OF
Alton. Iowa.
Treasurer w. NJ. Bar of University
Park, Ia.
Camp Notes and Items.
As result of the Childrens Meet
ing each day during the camp, the sum
.of $1,000 was contributed to the cause
of Missions to be devoted particularly
to the children in foreign lands.
About $4,000 was also contributed in
els work in North China.
County Camps are to be held during
the summer at Beacon and also at
New Sharon. The dates are not set
tied as yet but will be announced lat.
er.
Rev. J. NJ Brown of Grinrell. the
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church was visitor at the camp on
Sunday afternoon. Rev. J. c. Kendric
of Ottumwa. a member Of the Iowa
Methodist conference, was also visit.
or on Sunday.
The camp of this year has been at
ICIdCu ny hiOAS ICOI'iS VI OpNolOOobb
and the towns of Mahaska County,
with also people from Ottumwa, Mon
tezuma. MuscatinC, Newton, Sigourney
and Washington, than has any pre-
viOus camp that has been held at
University Park.
The four talks delivered by DR.
Fowler on the holiness Movement
were so we'll received that an almost
popular demand has been made for
their publication. The talks were tax
en- BY a stenOgrapher, and they are
now being put in proper form and will
no doubt be put on the market before
long.
The Holiness people throughout the
great Central West. will maintain this
year, about fOrty-five camp meetings.
from now on till the 18th of Septem-
Der. This is an extended work and will
be large in results.
Out of Town Visitors.
James r. Perrigo, Dunbarton, VS.,
Mrs. J. w. Hola, Alton, Ia, Miss Lau-
ra Hill, Alton. Ia. Mrs. Phoebe J. Ep.
person, Los Angeles, Cal, Mrs, A. G..
Davis, Council Bluffs, Miss Millie NJ.
Lawhead, Van Werta O.. Mrs. s. T..
Bonham, Mount Ayr; Miss Edith A..
Huff, Clarinda; Mrs. B. C. Beesley,
Chicago, Ill; Charles Olney, Cedar
Rapids; J. w. Dobbins. Guernsey; O..
w. Ross. Raritan. H.; John Born,
Boone; Rev. c. f. Cowman and wife,
Tokyo, Japan; Edward Roberts, Don
ellison; Mrs. Emily Spencer, Pueblo,
Colo; Ziba e. Kellum, Beverly, ILL.,;
Miss Emma f. Carbank, LaPorte City;
Miss Mary +. Althouse. Hannibal, Mo-;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Polk, Quincy, Ill;
Mr. and Mrs r. w. Spiers, Farson.
Ia; Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Childs,
Lansing, Mich; Miss Mandeline Mil
Ter, Ottumwa; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Burgraaf Barnes City; Miss Emma
Britt. Omaha. Neb.; H. d. Whitsel,
Brighton; Mrs John Wagner, Jr., Bur
lington; Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. Stratton,
Ames; Miss Hattie Stratton, Ames;
Miss f. Naomi Ruth. Batavia. Java;
Antoine LippOldt, Kingston; Miss Cert
rude f. Hill. Richmond, Mo-. Miss Lu-
cy G. Kelley, Sigourncy; Edward
Sheppard. Packwood; John w. Wilson,
Luton; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Snider, Wichita
Falls, Texas; John F. Randall, Della
van. Mimi; c. Fl. Overholt, Green
field; Miss Laura Whitaker, Nevada;
Bernett TOllefson, Nevada; p. G. Wat
son. Indianola; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nash, williamsburg; G. Fl. f. Bahstadt
Victor: Mrs. Hattie White and son,
Washington, Ia; Arson Monkey, New
burg, Ia; Miss Amy Abr, Evansville,
Wis; Rev James It. Kimbrough, Cliff
ton Hill, Ind; Mrs. w. II. Warrior,
Corning, Ia; Miss Lewis Smell, Wheat
land, n. Y; w. H. Warrior, Corning.
Ia; d. d. Lyon, Woodbine. Ia; s. F..
0ttumwa. Ia; X. G. Redberg.
Washington, Ia; Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G.
WEIGH, Ames. Ia: Harold Singer Mont
rose, Ia; Miss Mabel Evans Ames. Ia;
Mrs. F. l.. Spindler, Ava. Mo-; Benja-
min l. Lyon, Richland. Ia: J. B. Ha-
zen, Amoret, Mo-; T. ]. King, Dows,
Ia; Olive G. Dole, Genda Springs,
Kans.; w. L. Cannon. West Union,
Ia; Mrs Corinthia Day. Webster City.
Ia; Rev. o. T.. Rirchadson. Aims
worth. Nebr.; Miss Ida Hamilton. Stan
hope, la. G. S. Wilson. Winterset, Ia;
J. r. Lane, Des Moines. Ia; Mrs. w.
2. Cannon West. Union, Ia; Mrs. Ida
N. Wilson. Winterset, Ia: A. A. Ham
lt0n. Stanhope, la. H. w, Lyon,
Richland, la; T. 7. Davis. Ollie, Ia;