Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-09-17
MISSOURI METHODlSTS.
tne Appointments Made by Bishop II. X
Hargrove at the MaryviIle Conference.

Inc IollOWlng appointments were
made by Bishop Hargrove. of the M. E.
Church South, at the Maryville con
ference:
st. Joseph District-R. Fl. Cooper,
presiding elder. st. Joseph--Francis
Street church, A. G. Dinwiddie; Humid
ley, q. NJ. Gibson; Tenth Street and
centenary. Il. NJ. Williams; Spruce
Street, c. l. Vandeventer and Henry
Kay; Maryville, T. E. Sharp; Savan-
nah, Marion Moore: Barnard, III. c.
Garritt; Dearborn, c. Gremes; Mound
City, j. L. Moreman; Fairfax, J. D.
Shook; Skidmore. f. NJ. Cooper; j. T.
Loyal; Hamburg, T. G. Petree; Weston,
f. A. Grimes; King City, to be supplied.
Gallatin District-N. E. DoclSery, pre-
siding elder. Gallatin, c. n. Broad
hurst: Edinburg, David McAllen; Jane
son, I'll. Z. Leeper, G. A. Wright; Mays
vile, S. "A. Smart; Pattonsburg. g
Languary; Breckenridge, J. M. Settle;
Spring Hill, N. c. Rice; Ravenwood, L..
n. Jones; Albany, j. Wales: Lineville
circuit, j. T. Mcdonald and J. II.
French: Jamesport, l.. T. Fawkes;
Bethany, J. A. Whitworth; Denver, j.
L. Kindred; Eagleville, c. G. Hill.
Chillicothe Districts. H. Milan, pre-
siding elder. Chillicothe, ". A Smith;
Brunswick, L. B. holland; Carrollton,
G. j. Warren; Halls, j. D. Hunt; Nor
borne, l.. z. Siceloff; Dewitt, Howard
L. Davis: Triplett, r. NJ. Cameron;
Humphreys, ]. I. Nash; Linneus, w.
G. Shackleford; Milan, to be supplied;
Harris, to.be supplied; Browning, to be
supplied; Bogard, NJ. L. Allishouse;
Tenney's Grove, w. c. Baird.
Memphis District memphis, A. c..
Browning: Queen City, S. o. Magghes;
Edna, 0. B. Holiday; Brashear, w. H.
Utter; Kirksville, f. Marvin: La Plata,
G. E. Tanquery; Sioux City and New
Boston, to be supplied; Marcaline and
Bucklin, John S. Rorker; Macon, w. F.
McMurray; Gallo, E. NJ. Capp; Macon
circuit, to be supplied; Excelo, w. M.
Baker; Clarence. John Holland; Gran
vile, W. T. Belle; Lakenan, J. c. Car
ney; Shelbina, Robert White; Harris,
H. NJ. Myers; Moberly, T. J. Whitten;
Moberly mission, to be supplied.
Hannibal District-John Anderson,
presiding elder. Park Court House, }. "A.
Beagle; Arch Street, E. E. Bostwicl;
lakewood, w. II. Younger; Palmyra,
Thompson Penn: Palmyra circuit, w.
w. McMurray; Monroe City circuit, w.
A. Youngman; Monroe City, B. w.
Fielder; Philadelphia, A. Clark; Hun
newell, c. X. Shilling; Shelbyville, J. T.
Shores; Novelty, II. d. Thompson; Rut-
ledge. W. B. Beazle: Kahoka. j. n.
Keatly: Winchester, l.. c. Mcleod;
d II
Roper: Canton, j. NJ. Dempsey: Labella
circuit, McAnaly NJ. Bonds, assistant
editor National Christian Advocate; j.
H. Shelton transferred to East Column
bia conference, stationed at Dayton.
st. Charles District-G. w. Penn,
presiding elder. st. Charles, VIM. H.
Lewis: Mechanicsville, j. V. E. Hum
phreys; O'Fallon ard Wentzville, Jas.
L. Taylor; Troy, J. S. Bowles; Warren
ton, J. NJ. Rogers; Jonesburg, r. NJ.
Veal: High Hill, John n. Garvin: New
Florence, NJ. B. Broadus; Vandalia, A.
B. Culbertson; Ashley and, Bowling
Green, w. S. Rocker: Brisco, n. c..
Magart; Brussels, II. r. Kendall; Clarks-
Vile, to be supplied; Louisiana, j. S.
Frazer: Center, E. B. Swartz: Florida
and Santa Fe, T. B. Fairy, and NJ. b.
Chapman, editor of the St. Louis Chris
tian Advocate.
Mexico District-D. C. o. Howell,
presiding elder. Mexico. j. A. Muen-
power; Fulton, w. L. Packard; Mont
gomery, E. N. Reynolds: Mexico cir
cult. J. n. Owen: Madison, n. O. Med
ley; Sturgeon, J. N. Ramsay; Contra
liza, j. l.. Meffart; Auxvasse, j. S. AL
Ill A
burg, to be supplied; Cedar City, j. T.
Kimsey; Hanes Prairie, II. C. Kirby;
Reedsville, E. L. Rutledge; Wellsville,
d. D. Sipple: Marlinsburg, J. r. Divil-
bliss.
Fayette District-E. X. Miller. presid-
ing elder. Fayette. w. A. Hanna: Glas-
gov, j. A. Smarr; Glasgow circuit, D.
r. Shackelford; Keitsville, L. f. Tenn;
Salisbury, NJ. l.. Gray: Wentzville. w.
+. Stith Clifton. S. H. Renfrew: Hunts
Vile. J. O. Edmonston: Armstrong. c.
n. Herley; Renicl1, NJ. r. Jones; Frank
lin, J. Y. Blakley: Roachport, J. b.
Rice: Columbia, J. II. jackson; Browns.
to be supplied; Ashland, John Robin
son: J. ID. Hammond. president of the
Central college; II. d. Groves, president
of Howard Female college.
Plattsburg District-J. NJ. O'Brien,
presiding elder. Plattsburg. H. c. Bolen;
Osborn. w. B. Wheeler; Cameron and
Lathrop, j. T. Winstead: Plat City. J.
NJ. Proctor: Harden, H. p. Bond: Rich
mond. J. II. Ledbetter: Richmond cir
cult, J. P. Godby: Millville. J. ii. Hager:
Edgerton. A. V. Bailey; Parkville and
Moscow, n. ]. Parvin: Kingston. to be
supplied; Lawson and Excelsior Springs,
l.. 3. Madison: Liberty. j. S. Smith;
Missouri City, J. II. Milkinson; Cowgirl
and Polo, r. w. Howerton.
German NJ. f. Conference-Golden Jubilee
The thirteenth annual meeting of the
st. Louis German NJ. E. conference was
held in st. Louis, at Salem church, the
venerable Bishop Thomas Bowman in
the presiding officers chair. AS this
is the golden jubilee of Methodism in
the Mississippi valley, the conference
was unusually important in connection
with the election of delegates to the
general conference at Omaha next year.
Rev. L. S. Jacoby settled in st. Louis in
August, 1s4l, to preach the Gospel according
to Wesley and rented an old Presbyterian
church at Seventh and Carr streets. The
first Sunday not a soul was present except
the minister and his wife. A church was
erected on Wash street, between Tenth and
Eleventh, in 1912. In 1877 larger church
was built on the same site and in 1873 the
present S15, 900 cathedral church was reared. ]
Used Butcher-Knife.
Thomas Candon, of st. Louis, quar-
relied with John Phillips in a saloon.
Phillips plunged a butcher-knife into
his adversary, who will probably die.
Secured Valuable Property.
Col. S. E. Locke has secured control
of the Alba mines at Carthage on a
twenty-five year lease, and will in