Educational Lustitute, HULL, SIOUX COUNTY, IOWA. (Formerly Pattersonville.) CALENDAR FOR 1889-90. Fall Term, 16 weeks, begins Tuesday, Sept. 10th. Ends, Friday, December 10th, 1889. Winter Term, 12 weeks, begins Tuesday, January 7th. Ends, Friday, March 28th. 1890. Spring Term, 12 weeks. begins Tuesday, April 8th. Ends, Wednesday, June 27th, 1890. Commencement Exercises, June 24-27, 1890. FACULTY. REV. J. B. CHASE, PRINCIPAL, Modern Languages and Commermercial Department. MISS MARY B. HENDERSON, A. B., ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, Latin and Greek. MISS MARTHA W. NYE, A. B. Mathematics. MISS EMMA YULE, English and Normal Work. MISS MARY E. BAGG. Vocal and Instrumental Music. CAPT. A. L. BURNELL, Military Drill. Five Regular Courses of Study. Special Facilities in Music. Painting and Drawing. Special attention to Fitting Teachers for our Common Schools. Book-keeping and Penmanship a part of the Regular Course. Tuition $26 for 40 weeks. Boarding $2.00 per week at the Boarding Hall. Board, with furnished room $2.50 to $3.00 per week. Young ladies will find elegant and comfortable rooms in Dorcas Hall, rooms furnished with all heavy furniture and heated by steam. We wish that all who may read this advertisemt would help us by sending the names of any young people who ought to go away to school. Upon Christian pastors, especially, we would urge the propriety of presenting the subject in public and private to the young people of their congregations and of sending us the names of those who ought to study. For catalogues or further information address REV. J. B. CHASE, Principal, Hull, Iowa. CENTRAL-J. D. WELLS, Ames. COUNCIL BLUFFS-JOHN M. CUMINGS, Dunlap. NORTH EASTERN-ALEXANDER S. MCCONNELL, Cresco. SIOUX-JAMES B. CHASE, Hull. WELSH EASTERN-HENRY DAVIES, Williamsburg. WELSH WESTERN-THOMAS D. THOMAS, Red Oak. PLACE OF NEXT MEETING. The next meeting will be held in Des Moines, commencing Wednesday, May 14, 1890. ASSOCIATIONAL PREACHER-William Salter. ALTERNATE-A. COMMITTEE ON PROGRAM FOR NEXT MEETING-A. L Frisbie, George A. Gates, Edwin S. Hill. PX 1789-1896 Minutes of the Association. CRESTON, IOWA, Wednesday, May 15. 1889. 7:45 P. M. The General Association of the Congregational Churches and Ministers of [owa convened for its fiftieth annual session with the Congregational church of Creston. After singing, Pres. George A. Gates read the eleventh chapter of Hebrews for the Scripture lesson, and A. L. Frisbie offered prayer. The Associational Sermon was then preached by J. O. Stephenson, of Waterloo, from II Cor. 4: 13. Theme: The Spirit of Faith that Leads to Speech and Action." THURSDAY, MAY 16. 8:45 A. M. The Association was called to order by the Register. J. M. Cumings, E. S. Hill, F. B. Hicks, and B. St. John, were appointed tellers, and the Association proceeded to the election of officers for the ensuing year. with the following result: MODERATOR-E. S. Hill, of Atlantic. SCRIBE-L. S. Hand, of Ottumwa. ASSISTANT SCRIBE-Charles Noble, of Charles City. After a few remarks, the Moderator led in prayer. The following committees were, according to rule, appointed by the Moderator: On Business:. A. W. Archibald, S. J. Beach, J. H. Merrill. (App. A., No. 1.) On Nominations: E. Adams, J. W. Cowan, J. M. Cumings, J. D. Wells, and Carl Hess. (App. A., No. 2.) 1 The Register announced the Committee on Roll. (App. A.... No. 3.) 9:30. The Devotional Hour was conducted by A. D. Kinzer, of Des Moines. Topic: More Young Men for the Ministry." The following is the corrected |