| editor, The Biographical Dictionary of America… (1906)
“ After fifteen years of faithful service with this church he, in 1884, resigned the pastorate to accept the Presidency of the Albert Lea college, a new institution then just organized by the synod of Minnesota for the education of young women. His work as founder and president of this college was characterized by wisdom, zeal, and devotion, and he met and mastered obstacles before which many men would have faltered and failed. ”
