Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-10-06
MISSOURI METHCDiSTS.

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The twenty second annual session of the
southwestern conference of the N. E. church,
south. held at Independence. The report
Of the committee publication caused consid-
cradle discussion. The committee reported
that while the editors were excellent men, It
condemned them for failing to properly ex-
press the mind Of the Oh urch and endeayor1ng
to lead where the church could not follow. In
the discussion which followed it appears that IN
the Advocate certain articles on sancti-
fcation end organic union had been
published. Various opinions were ex-
pressed, showing e considerable difference
among the brethren. some il favor of and some
opposed to the doctrine. One brother charged
the organ with editoriaily sanction.ng the sec
ond blessing Bishop Galloway cautiously
warned them against making A discussion in
public. and that part of the report rebUking the
editors was stricken of and the report adopt
ed The general sentiment seemed to b. In IA
vor of allowing the editors of that popular
church organ to freely express their opinions,
notwithstanding the differences of opinion Of
the brethren. The report further recommend
Ell the election of W. B. Parimore editor
of the advocate. and W. J. Carpenter and w.
7. McCiue members of the committee from
this conference. The report of the board OF
education was read and adopted. 1t provides
that Cotley college. of Nevada. Mo-, be taken
under the care of the conference without liza
blity as to debt. The conference selected an
advisory board for this college c. n. Briggs,w.
T McClue, W. B. Cobb. Joseph King. W. NJ
Prottsman. W. F. Bryan. John T. Bird DR.. J.
W. zimmerman and j. S Clack. Boouville was
chosen as the meeting place of the next confer
ence by reclamation. ". r. Larnbuth. mis-
sionary secretary. presented an account of the
church mission debt. amounting to Sl1s.0O0 Of
which the share of this conference was Si.S72.
This amount was pledged by individuals.
Nearly $1,000 was raised within twenty min
utes- The largest amount given by any one in
dvduai was $500 from W. B. PariInore, of the
ST. Louis Advocate q made the donation
after an address in which he stated. with tears
in his eyes, that Instead Of following the old
Jewish way of giving one-tenth to the Lord
and keeping nine-tenths he is now living on
oae-tenth and giving nine-tecths.
The following appointments wera made:
Kansas City District. e. Gebhey. presid-
ing elier. Walnut Street and South Side. j.
J. Tigert: Centenary. W. T. Mcclure: Wash
ingto1 Street. D. II. L;taker: Campbell Street
an: Garland Avenue. G. W. Moore: Brooklyn
Avenue, L. p Norheet: Melrose, c. NJ. Bishop;
Warield chapel. L. 3. holland: In dependence
station c. n Hawkins: Westport circuit J.
". Purcell: Lees Summit and Point Pleasant.
]. G. Coss: Blue Springs circuit. J. ". Ezell:
Pinkham circuit J. a. Swift; Oak Grove cir
cult W. T. EASTWOOD: Lone Jack circuit. n
A. Aud: Pleasant Hill station. c. Pughley;
Bolton and Martin City, J. N Clark: Harrison
vile station s. J. Brown: Peculiar circuit. W.
T. Gill: Gum City circuit. L II. Phillips. As
sistant editor st. Louis Cn.i-tia Advocate, w.
B. Palmer
Lexington Disrict-J. King, presiding elder
Lexington station. W. J. Carpenter: Yelling
ton circuit. T. D. Haher: Odessa and Marvin
chapel, T. NJ. Horner: Montserrat circuit. c.
Bruner: Columbus circuit. N NJ. Dowdv: Hig
ginsville station. J. McCrary; Warrensbure
station. B. " Alton: Lamonte and Dresden, E.
w J. Snow: Herndon and Housatonia. c. A
Emmons: Sweet Springs and Blackwater. L. H.
Vandiver: Elmwood circuit. n. R. Stone: Long
wood and High Point. ". B. Cobb: Miami and
Mount Carmel. E. T. CHM; Malta Bend and
Grand Pass. V. NJ. Crutsiner: Waverly station.
T. P. Cobb: Dover circuit. C. T. Wallace:
Corder and Blackburn. A B. Donaldson. Agent
of colportage. P. L. Anderson.
Boonvile District-Clinton Clenny, presiding
elder. Boonvi'le station. J. N. Boone: Pilot
Grove and Bellair J. W. Wood: Boonville mis-
sion. to be supplied: Nelson circuit. Laban
Anerson: Arrow Rock and Smith chapel. j. 8
Russell: Marshall station. A. r. Faris: Orear-
vile and Shiloh. J. L. Sullen; Saline City and
Walnut Grove r. 0. Eustace: Slater station
W. D. Matthews: Gillian and Cambridge ]. J.
Hill: Bunceton circuit. W. F. Waggoner:
Prairie Home circuit B. II. Steele: California
circuit, W. S. Woodard: Latham mission. j. W.
Bond: Russellville circnit. Samuel Lopez:
Jefferson City station, W. B. North: Chamois
circuit. Perry Long. Agent Central college, c.
II. Briggs
Clinton District-R s. Hunter presiding
elder. Clinton station. J. G. Given; Montrose
circuit. A. B. ApDieby: Lucas circuit. ". P.
Barrett: Lowry City circuit, Fl. c. Allen: Lin
coin circuit. D. H. Denny: Drake and Sr0nauyh.
". G. Pike: Windsor station. L. r Downing:
Windsor circuit J. F. Hogan. Green Ri1ge cir
emit \. L. Houston: Seialia station. E. P. Ry-
land: knobnoster crcnit, TO be supplied OF
tervil,e crcuit. G. Flumner: GIenstead cir
cult w K White. one to b, supplied: YER
saiiles station. a. L. Barnes: ChiIhowae circuit
T. p. Harris: Appleton C;ty and Spruce. G. Z.
TAYLOR: Garden fit- circuit, J. H. Denny.
Navada District-M- II. Prgh. presiding elder.
Nevada station. J. ". Howell: Neval Ia mission.
to-Vr,f 3y-.t1 1f~fNn
lester; D aa-feli circuit. J. Z. Speer: Rich Hill
station. VIM. PawIov: Spragua circuit ". T.
Fulcher and /. W. Rnthercock: Hume circuit,
F c. Pickett: Butler station, L. ". Pearcn:
Everett circuit c. G. Hamilton: Papinsville
circuit. J. F. Pike: Walker circuit c. c. How
ard: Hontaville circuit. s. G. Welborn; Shell
don circuit. J. F. Robb: Lamar station, s. F.
Cayto2: KenoIna circuit. W. H. Son: Ell Dorado
Springs station. J. P. CALDWELL Roscoe mission.
supplied bv ". B. Carry.
Neosho District-W c. Brewer. presiding
elder: Neosho station. to he supplied: Seneca
circuit. sunplie1 bv E. K. Wool: Southwest
City circuit. j. N. Red: Pinevie circuit. A.
n. Henderson: Newtouia circuit. J. A. Mat
thaws: Exeter circuit, J. A. Kennev; Pierce
CITY station. B. H. Gregg: Monette AMI Ssr-
coxie. J. A. Jared: Red Oak circuit. J. R. Har-
ais: Carthage station. VIM. NJ Wainwright:
Webb City station. Fl c. Meredith: Carterville
station. J. Y. Busbv: JASPER circuit. NJ. L..
Daily: Mount Vernon circuit, supplied nv J.
F. Cavenar; Lawrenceburg circuit. J. n. Clay
ton: Joplin station. r. F. Campbell.
Springfield D istrict-J ". Higgins, presid-
ing elder. Springfield. ST PauIs. J. Fl. Scruggs;
Springfield Campbell Street. VI. b. Swenton;
Springfield. Dale AMI GUY streets. to be sup
piled: Willard circuit. Jacob Shook; Morris
vile station. J. J. Reed: Bolivar circuit. J e.
Mcdonald; Jerico circuit. A. G. Moore: Green
field circuit J. J. KeIlar: Ash Grove and Phoe-
nix. c. n. Scrivener: Bots dare circuit. W. F.
Briggs: Ozark circuit. ]. F. Shares: Henderson
circuit. to be supplied; Marshfeld station, J.
L. Hagler: Marshffald circuit. W. b. Morgan;
Ebenezar circuit, w. l. Mcguire, to be
aupplied; Thurmarsville circuit. j. L. Swan
son. one to be supplied.
Lebanon District-M Atkinson. presiding
elder. Lebanon station, J. r. Strong: Lebanon
circuit W. n Suddath: Richland and Dixon,
Thos. Clark: Richland circuit. B. F. Alsup:
iberia circuit. supplied by j. W. Parker;
Waynesville circuit. supplied nv J. A. Hawkins;
Vienna circuit. J. E. Harvey: Buffalo and Fair
view. l. D. Davis: Buffalo circuit. supplied BY
J. L. Logan: Cross Timbers circuit. J. K.
Hedges: Urbana circuit, stumbled by J. L. Lo-
gan: Mansfield circuit. srpnliai bv A. Haw-
kins: Mountain Grow and Cabo,l. B. P Scar
cev: 40 circuit, G.. r. Green; Baio circuit,
p F. Fialien: Croker circuit. sunp'ied by J.
v Barlow; Climax circuit. B. E. Nibbleck.
An Attack All Along the Line.
In st. Louis the Presbyterian. Meth
odist. Reformed Episcopal. Baptist,
Christian. Lutheran and Congrega-
tiona1 churches are in favor OF united
evangelistic work in the city. 1t has