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6 THE CHRISTIAN NATION. Vol. ei.
C^ wi>c!t^ f^Ao'nfiy on Saturday, June 13. They were also one of the reasons why the mission mother and sister. Mr. McConaughy
V^OrrCopOIlQCilCCt overSabbath guests of Northwood. holds such a prominent place in the joined them in Chicago on his return
NORTHWOOD, OHIO. They sang in Bellefontaine on Friday affections of the congregation. It Is from Synod and accompanied them
The life of every congregation, like ^'-"^"^^^S and in Bellecenter on Satur- an illustration of the general prin- home.
day evening to good audiences. Come ciple contained in the words of Christ Mrs. Nellie Seaman, of St Josenh
that of each individual, is made up of ^g^.^_
_..^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^^^ .^_ ^^^^^ ^j^^ ^ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm
a strange mixture of sun and shade. ^^ Wednesday evening, June 24, will your heart be also." The ladies Bayles, of this place, underwent an
Scarcely had the last echoes of the ^^^ ^^^^^ ^j^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^ Guthrie, appreciated the interest shown by the operation at Rochester, Minn., and Is
holiday festivities died away m the ^^ ^jellefontaine, was laid to rest in mem'bers of the other congregations reported as regaining health and
distance, when it was apparent that ^^^ cemetery beside her husband and and were not unmindful of the fact strength again. Mrs. Margaret Gee,
the death angel was hovermg over ^.^ children, the last of whom had that the success of the evening was of Lawrence, Kansas, was recently
two of our homes and on March 14th, pj-gceded her seventeen years. After due in no small degree to the presence visiting her mother, Mrs. Humphreys,
after weeks of suffering, patiently ^^^ ^^^^^ y^^^.^ ^^ patient waiting, of their guests.
and other relatives here. Miss Nina
borne, Mr. A. G. Patterson "entered j^^^ ,gavior took her.
The Rev. R. C. Reed was present McKeown graduated from the rural
into that rest prepared for the peo- q^^ Thursday, June 25, Mrs. D. C. and took part in the opening exer- school in June. Mr. Mathew Young
pie Of God." On the following Wed- p^tterson was called to Regina, Can- cises. has returned home after spending
nesday Mr. E. Milroy, whose life ^^^_ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^^ brother, Rev. some time with his son, Mr. John
had been lengthened to more than j ^^ ^^^^^ because of the sad death NEW ALEXANDRIA, PA. Young, and family, at Denison, Kan.
four-score and ten years, passed on ^^ ^j^^j^. j.^^j^ daughter Margaret. We The Rev. J. C. McFeeters conducted Mr. James McKeown represented our
Botrof"these ren"were"wentnown ^'"^ ^^"' '" '^*^ '"^^""^^ "' ^'^"'''°'' our communion May 30. It was a Sa^^^ath School at the State conven-
Both ot these men were wen Known ^^^ ..^^^ j.j^^ ^^^^^ the ^. , ^ ^ ., ., r^v. tlon which met In Shenandoah, June
to the Covenanter Church and are g^^ ^^ ^^^_,. ,.-^^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ .^ time long to be remembered. The g_ ^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^.^^.^'^^ ^^
missed in the congregation and com- ^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^ ^ j^g^^^_ ,^^^ rich spiritual preaching was a feast to g^nta Ana, Cal., recently stopped off
^^'^''-y- Man of Sorrows hath a part." all. Prayer meetings were held Wed- here for a days' visit with his
At our spring communion our pas- . ^^^^^^^ Thursday and Friday even- nephew, Mr. T. J. Edgar. He had been
tor was ably assisted by Rev. A. M. ^^ g^LPH IN BOSTON. Drenaratorv to communion On visiting a brother at Tingly, Iowa,
Thompson of Utica. Five of our ^he Ladies' Missionary Society of "^^^ Preparatory to communion. On ^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^.^ ^^ 6 - .
young people united with the Church, ^^^^^ g^.^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^ ^.^ Friday our hearts were made glad ^^^^^^ ^^ ^.^.^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^ ^^^
Roscoe Reed, Alfred and Margaret Pat- j^ ^^^ hospital in Latakia ever since *y the addition of Mr. and Mrs. Claw- j^^^^ gj^^j. Armstrong, of Blanchard,
terson, iMarcella Davis and Helen ^^^ hospital was established in 1896. son and family, from Saltsburg U. P. was a welcome visitor at the home of
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Accordingly, every time Dr. Balph Church. On Saturday Robert Camp- her mother, Mrs. Jaa» Blair.
Mr and Mrs John McLean of the ^^^^^ ^,,^3 „^ ^ f„l„^gl,_ ,, i, ^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^_ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^ ^^^^
Bellefontame congregation who have gj.eat pleasure to the congregation to ^^ , ^ ^^ _ ^ ^^.,^ ever had was the concert given by
bought a farm east of Huntsville, have ^ear from the Doctor's own lips about ^*