Iron County register., 1894-03-29
MISSOURI METHoDisTs.

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The st. Louis Conference at Lebanon
Constitutional Amendments Voted Upon
The List of Appointments.
| The st. Louis annual conference OF
| The M. f. church held five days ses.
sion at Lebanon, Bishop Merrill presid-
| ing. The conference opened with the
| sacrament of the Lords supper.
Among the important resolutions in
| troduced were:
Resolred. That the bishop presiding be re-
spectfully requested not to transfer any preach
| ef to this conference OF impaired health or Who
| Is over 40 years OF age.
Adopted.
| as beneficiary of the annuity fund unless ha
| pays the sum of five dollars annually TO SAID
| fund.
Voted down.
Three proposed constitutional amend
| ments were voted upon. The first, CIV
| ing laymen equal representation with
ministerial delegates in the general
conference, was defeated by small
| majority. The second, to reduce the
number of ministerial delegates to the
general conference to basis of one for
| not less than forty-five members or
more than ninety, carried by good
| ma jority. The third, to change the
time of meeting of the general confer
| ence from May to the first Wednes-
day in May, was carried without oppo
| sition.
| THE APPOINTMENTS.
The appointments are as follows:
| st. Louis District-O. M. Stewart. presiding
| elder. Festus and De Soto. G. H. Gideon: St
Louis CitV-ROwman church w 8 COurtueV:
Carondelet E. p. Anderson; DR.. Fry memorial,
Frank Lenig: Good Avenue, B. F. Poole; Har-
| lem Place, to be supplied; Jennings church,
| Joseph Harris; Lindell Avenue, r. I. Fleming;
| Maple Avenue, S. B. Campbeli Mount Olive,
| to be supplied; Niedringhaus memorial, A. H
| Miller; Pacific, c. c. James; Shrewsbury, to
be supplied; ST. Luke's church. j. F. Corning
| ton; Tower Grove, w. I. Scott; Trinity church,
| J. +. Marlatt: Union church, w. G. Williams,
of New Haven. Conn: chaplain of st. Louis
Evangelical alliance, T. H Hagerty; editor OF
Central Christian Advocate, ]. B. Young.
Kansas City District-F. b. Price, presiding
| elder. Adrain, NJ Bell Austin, w. F. Baker:
Belton, j. p. Dew; Drexe1, to be supplied;
East Lynne. H A. Daugherty: Holden. j. J. K.
Lunbeck; Holden circuit, j. w. Harwood; In
dependence, j. M. Archer; Kansas City, Ar.
lngton, L. c. Sappenfield: Dundee. o. p.
Wright; Grand Avenue G. B. Mitchell; How.
ard memorial, H. a. Hackney; Independence
Avenue, j. z. Armstrong: Liberty Street and
city missions, B. P. White; Oakley and Ken
slngton, g. w. Grabe; Summit Street, r. T.
Smith; Twenty ninth Street. H. Sundy; Lees
Summit. Samuel Warren; Oak Grove, 81. A
| Babbitt; Pleasant Hill Frank Exley.
Sedalia District-William Jones, presiding
elder. Appleton City, G. A. C;lens; Aullville,
to be supplied Clinton, S. J. Heaton; Deep
water, G. j. Hunt; Dresden, to be supplied; Ell
Dorado Springs, J.. B. Daniel; Green Ridge,
Charles Burns; Huntingdale, j. H. Adams
knobnoster, j. w. Kelley; Lewis. to be sup
pliod; Lincoln and Warsaw, L. E. Cover
Malta Bend, w. n. Creamer; Marshal. G. w.
Marston; Montrose, George M. Foster: Os-
ceola, B. F. Crssman; Osceola circuit. to be
supplied; Pilot Grove. Thos. A. Farley; Rock
vile, to be supplied Schell City, Henry Smith,
Sedalia, First church, A. r. Crouce; Mont.
gomery Street. Albert Jump; Smithton. w. f.
Jones; Upton, w. Finley; Warrensburg w.
V. Hamel; Warrensburg circuit. to be sup
piled: Windsor, j. S. Porter.
Carthage District-E. j. Hunt presiding ell
der. Anderson. w. H. Dalton; Avilla to be sup
piled; Carl Junction, F. P. Reno: Cartervlle,
W. T. Wright; Carthage, w. P Slutz: Car
! thage circuit A Burris; East Joplin J. M
Darby; Golden City, z. p. Carroll; Hume and
Foster, j. B. Ripple; Jasper Cyrus Brough;
Joplin, j. ]. Martin; Lamar, L. S. Fritz;
Lamar circuit L. M. Thompson Liberal, W.
d. Spiker; Moundville to be supplied Neva-
da, w. K. Collins; Peirce City, G. S. Hatcher,
Rich Hill, G. E. Stokes; Sarcoxie, James
Pine; Seneca and Neosho, Harry White:
Southwest City, M. L. Stewart; Webb City, J.
IL LiC"itS tOu, iSdSuPIllo, To DC supplied
Springfield District-W. j. Simmons, presrd-
ing elder. Ash Grove, to be supplied; Aurora,
A. M Hammond; Ava, to be supplied; Billings,
to be supplied; Bolivar. G. HI. Cooper; Cass-
Tille, Richard Anderson; Dadeville. to be sup
piled; Fairplay, Clark Baker; Gainesville, to
be supplied; Galena, to be supplied: Green
field and Lockwood John Ashley; Humans.
vile, w. F. Yeager; Marionville, r. w. Nc
Master; Monett, Fred Getty; Purdy, James
Lokey; Republic, D. T. Simmons; Springfield
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church. c. V. Criss; Daily Memorial and
Rogersville, VIM. M. Beatty; Mount Carmel
and Strafford, J. w. Needham: Stockton and
Arcola, David Jones: Taney City and Up
ham, to be supplied; Mount Vernon, to be sup
Piled.
Lebanon District-B. F. Thomas. presiding
| elder Buffalo, c. r. Wade; Buffalo circuit
Rev. Wolfe: Cabool, G. F. Tippin; California
and High Point, to be supplied; Conway, j.
w. Haynes; Cuba, w. H. HORNED: Eldon, F.
M. Stickney; Hartville, F. P Seckliter; Hous-
ton, to be supplied; Iberia, Wiley Perry;
Lebanon, o. M. Martin; Lebanon circuit. E. w.
Enge; Licking. G. E. Coons: Linn Creek to be
supplied; Marshfield, D. D. Jones; Macomb
to be supplied; Mount Olive, to be supplied;
Mountain Grove. H. B. Foster; Newberg and
Dixon, J. S Harris: Phillipsburg. to be sup
pl1ed Plato, to be supplied; Richland, j. r.
Pimlott; Rolla, A D. Ball: Roubidoux, to be
supplied: Salem. w. S. Barnes; Sullivan, to
be supplied; Urbana, c. Rose; Vichy
Springs. o. L. Wait; Wheatland and Hermit
age, G. D Foy.
Pennington Dstrict-D. w. Crow. presiding
elder. Advance w. d. Poe; Bismarck, A.
pigron; Bloomfield, j. Fl. Poe: Bonne Terre
John Maynard; Cape Girardeau to be supplied;
Doe Run, w. r. Mccormick; Pennington, Geo.
w. King; Fredericktown, J. H. Denman;
Fruitland, Leo Howard; Graniteville. to be
supplied; Ironton, j. H. Hurley; Lutesville to
be supplied; Marquand, W. H. Yount; Mount
Carmel, R. FL. Shute; Mountain View, j. +.
Glendinning Olden, Geo. A. Pease; Palmer,
B. Kitterman; Perryville, to be supplied; Pot
tersville. j. W. Martlan: ST. Marys. to be sup
plied Thayer, r. W. Pare; West Plains. w.
T. Fulcher; Willow Springs B. f, January;
Winona, G. w. Burch
President Of the George r. Smith college,
Sedalia, Mo-, P. A. Cool.
Professor of the Marionville Collegiate in
stitute. C. E. Heaton.
Missionary to China, A. G. Wright
Missionary to Wyoming, j. H. Gillespie.
Missionaries to New Mexico, w. H. Childs
and w. R. Weaver
Professor in Claverac college, New York. j.
S. Van Petten.
Conference Gleanings.
Bishop Bowman addressed chill
dren's meeting.
The Children's Aid Society of Mis-
souri,, organized in 1892, has found