Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-04-08
LABoRERS ASSIGNED.
Closing Session of the st. Louis Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church
The Appointments.

LABORERS ASSIGNED.
Closing Session of the st. Louis Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church
The Appointments.
WARRENsBURG, No., March S0.-The Con
ference met for its closing session this m orn-
ing and business was transacted as rapidly
as possible, DR.. Fry made the report of the
Board of Trustees of the Conference Perma-
nent Fund. The report, including the bv-
laws OF the corporation, was adopted.
The Conference stewards made their re-
port and the funds were distributed to yari-
Gus claimants.
The committee on education made their
reports on Garrett Biblical Institute, Lewis
College at Glasgow, Mo-, Marionville Collie.
giate Institute at Nationwide, Mo-, and
Carleton Institute at Pennington. Mo. Wis
iting committees were appointed to visit
these schools, and the requests we're adopt
ed.
The committee on temperance made their
report, which was adopted. "We do not
think 1t expedient for this Conference to In
sist on any political legislation on this sub
1ect. but that we are in favor OF constitu-
tional prohibition
In connection with the adoption of the
usual resolutions of thanks the colored min
listers. through P X NTH, presented Bishop
Harris with a gold pen. The Bishop re-
most pleasant episode of the day
ON PROBATION.
Question No was taken up, viz. Who
are admitted on trial? Geo. w. King, John
Pare. Geo. A. Glens, Thos. H. Hawkins, VIM
T Wright. Armor NJ. Hammond. David B.
johnson, John W Thomas and VIM. H.
Smith were introduced to the Conference
and answered affirmatively the disciplinary
question; i, Viii you abstain from the use of
n'ittee on examination, represented by their
Presiding Elder, and admitted on trial
The Statistical Secret Try read his report,
conference to be 16, 55s decrease of 1928 from
last year. Total amount raised for mission
Of last Of se The repore soWs fbe
church to be I'm a healthy condition. and in
cr 9s 8 n,s in almost all departments.
Kansas City District, was appointed fraternal
delegate to the Southwest Missouri Confer
ence of the NJ. E. Church, South, which is TO
meet next fall.
o. NJ. Stewart was appointed to preach the
annual missionary sermon at the next con-
ference.
The committee on the Woman's Foreign
Mission Society made their report. which
was adopted. The mission committee sub
mitted their report, which appropriated $500
to various charges within the conference.
THE APPOINTMENTS.
The Bishop made the folio wing appoint
ments, after which the conference ad-
st. Louis District-J. f. Corrngton, Presd-
irg Elder. Bloomfield, G. w. King; Bonnie
ree ana r;rnit t 20 to be m
to be supplied; Pennington. c: E. Heaton:
Fredericktown, to be supplied by J. II. Bet
Lutesville and Cape Girardeau,. to be sup
piled; PACIFIC 6, and and, Caivy, to be supplied;
G. ' Brough: Central, F. Lenig; Goode avenue,
). P. Marlett; St. Luke, w. r. Neff; Trinity,
Q. NJ Martin: Union, G. E. FELTON,; Water
piled by c. K. Wade; Webster Circuit, o.
Lundbach; L, Halock, City Missionary; B.
st James Fry, editor Central Christian Adro-
Sedalia District-Wm. stephens, Presiding
Elder. Appleton City, G. Y; Criss; Aullyille,
ton, W. X. Collins; Dresden, to be supplied:
Ell Dorado Springs. j. G. Mohrwis; High
Point to be supplied by W. f. Jones; Hunt III IT.
supplied; knobnoster, I. W Pyles; Malta
Bend. A. l.. Walker; Mar shall, to be supplied;
supplied by 5. Jones; LoWery CITY to be sup p
piled by II. S. Smith; Lincoln. James Pine;
Osceola. John Ashley; Rockville. to be sup
Ro@ery street. j. f eiilssple; OHIO
tom, '" W. G. cowan; warren npaH' L. z.
Markham, Windsor, J. S. Porter: j. b. Van
York
Kansas City District.C: J. W. Jones, Pre-,
Tns '3 Valley, A. saloWay Beiton. O B.
Jones; Butler. R. R Pierce; butler Circuit.
f. To+and East tEn n1deE Sr a"nt Ho4
Baker; Independence, Ii. NJ. Hackney; Kan
sas City, Dundee Place, Q J. Cowles; Grand
Hord; summit Street, o. N. stewart; East
Side, to be supplied; Lees Summit and Har-
risonville, to be supplied, A: X johnson.
Hill, f. Oechsli.
spri1gfield Districts alexander. Presto
f aE E anS Urbaaa, S 1eager Gon%ay. Il.
Ash Grove. E.. F. S. Barley: Dixon, to be
supplied; Fairp!ay, to be supplied; Gaines
vile, to he supplied by Il. McCIintock; Hart
XIie to pe Pace ey to be
supplied by Wesley, Nall; Humansville, to
suppiied by JOIN CLARK, m, aperia F. NJ
r. Tiddie; Marshfield, G. S. Revelie: Noun
tain Grove. to be supplied by j. K Mosh-r;
S be suppl Pe" By o wharton Rehiand, B.
F. January RoIia, B. F.. Poole; Salem, w.
NJ Dreamer, seymour and Ava, R. Fl. Han.
to be supplied by W. 7. Campheli Ozark.
to be supplied by W. Hulse; Ronbideaux, to
Carthage District-W. v. IIamei, Presiding
Elder. Avilla D. b. Johnson; Carthage, G.
vile, r. i. Herbert; Billings, n. H. Buck;
Glenn, A: NJ. Hammond; Golden City, J;
Miller; greenfield w; Buck: Jasper and
ham, Lamar, A. Ill Heinlin: Marionville, J.
Anderson; Mt. Vernon, T. II. kneas; Nash
VILE, c. E. Evans; Neosho, to be supplied:
Oronogo, 1. Entwistie; PIERCE City, j. n.
Moore; Sarcoxie, j. NJ. Barley; Seneca, w.
T. Wright; sheldon, }. W. Finley; Stockton.
to be supplied,
der, California, p. Atkinson; Carthage, A.
Ramsay De Soto, f Anthony Pennington.
j. w. Payne; Frederlcktown, to be supplied
by B. z FOLEY; Greenfield and Mount Yer
Trnnfnn POfnQi A
natha; Joplin, to be supplied by A. Smith;
Lebanon and Marshfield, r. Crosby; Neosho
and Newtonia, A Coleman: New Tennessee
and St Marys. to be supplied by W. Camp,
by w. Dives Rolla and st. James, I. w. Rus
sell; ST. Louis-Eiliott Avenue, j. Hughes;
Baden and Lowell, B: Mccain; Bridgeton
Chapel F. II. Small; Springfield, j. w, Hill
Springfield Circuit. E. Pitts; Upton and Yer
sailes, j. $ Burton
Lexington District-W. RI H. Brown, Pre-
Rock, VIM. Wheeler; Beaman and Pilot
Grove, j. w. Thomas; Brownsville, G. III.
Eeeton; Butler and Harrisonviile, Q. Steele;
Centerview and Knobnoster. w. II. Smith;
and Lamonte to be supplied by d. Il. Dixon;
Georgetown and Mt Zion, III. Baker; Holden,
c. rays Kansas City, j. w. Jackson; Lea
ington, j. W. Summers; Malta Bend and Salt
Pond, Dennis Peyton: Marshall, J. ID.
Evans; Sedalia, r. III. Smith; Slater and
Gillian, d L. irwin; Smtthton and Otter
vile, to be supplied by A w. Law; Warrens
burg r. Rush Waverly, r. smith; yelling
ton, VIM. McCulhen.
The Central Missouri Conference (coloredj
organized at 80 p. m with Bishop HarIis
presiding.
An old-time story of Bronson Al
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