Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-09-29
THE ASSIGNM ENTS.
Where Methodist Ministers will Serve
for Year.


Marinette. Wis, Sept. 27-[Special /
Following is the assignment of ministers
made by Bishop Warren:
Oshkosh District-Presiding elder, A. Por-
ter; Almond, j. +. Decker Amherst, y.
Fl. Down Berlin. S. Joliffe; Buena Vista,
Flo and Nekima, X. III. Jones; Eureka, ID.
Is. Cofreen; Green Lake, j. II. James; Hor
nasha and vinland, S. Lugg; Neenah, ]. D.
Cole; New London NJ. c. Hickman; Omro,
G. f. Reynolds; Oshkosh, Algoma Street
o. W Re Qua; Oshkosh, First church. s.
Mott Evans; Oshkosh mission, NJ. Hme-
baugh; Plover and Calkins. to be supplied;
Stockbridge, J; H; James; Waukau and
Rush Lake, s. Olson; Waupaca, ]. r.
Reynolds; Waupaca circuit. w. Il. Morris;
to be supplied; Weyauwega, William Moyle;
Wildrose and D Gpp to be, be supplied; Win.
Fond du Lac DISTINGUISHING elder
Webster p Milar Beaver Dam T. d. VIII
Nuss; Columbus. Thomas James; Fall
River. j; B; Cole; Fond du Lac Cotton
vision Street. R. W. Bosworth; Fond du
Lac circuit. c. A. futile; Fox Lake, c. c.
Casper Greenbush and Glenbeulah. W. r.
and Mayville, NJ. l.. Eversz; Juneau and
Lowell, B. G.. Clemens: Kingston, to be
supplied; LamaTtine, A. NJ. Bullock; Marke-
Stretton Monticello to be supplied; Neosho
and Hartford. l. NJ. Woolverton; Oakfeld
and Rock River r. o. Irish; Pardeeyillc
Frank Milar; Randolph, ID. Woodward
Rosendale and Ladoga. William Bennett:
Sheboygan. j. Churm; Sheboygan Falls, j.
Y. Trenery Sun Prairie and Bristol, {. NJ
Starkweather; Waterloo and York. B: T.
White; WATERFOWL, ]. ID. Wood; West
Bend o. B. Clark; Waupun, W. w. War
ner
Appleton District-Presiding elder. ]. r.
Farmer; Abrahams and Brookside. +. G.
Zorbe; Algoma, +. =. Mol: Angelica, TO be
ton j. S, Davis: Bear Greek and Mason. to
be supplied; Clintonville: S. a. Olin De-
piled; Grand Rapids, +. A. Nimits; Green
Bay. First church, j. r. Creighton: ST.
Paui's, A j. BENJAMIN; Hickory, to be sup
be supplied; Jackson Park. to be supplied;
Kaukauna First church. w Hooton; Main
Avenue; o. j. r. BulleE: Manawa. J. T.
E. Garrett: Marinette, W. J. Patton; Mer-
rill. I. w. North OcontO, to be supplied;
0ss6n ~ W son e:h 2nsd and a
mony. d. c. Savage; Rhinelander, r. s
Ingraham; Seymour, D. o. Sanborn; Sha-
wano, ]. G. McClain: Stevens Point. l. S.
SuamicO. f. c. Rochelle; Tomahawk. Will
liam Clark; Washington Island. 10 be sup
Milwaukee misunderstanding elder. D.
c. john; Bristol. w. J. Carr; Franksyille, J.
H. Hicks; Genoa Junction. NJ. $. Petit;
Falls, W. D. Cox: Milwaukee,, Asbury. c. g.
GoldthorRe; EpWorth to be supplied: Grand
Sprowls; Oakland Avenue, n Colman;
Sherman Street. o. p. Christian: Simpson.
=. Kaneen; Summerfield, w. ID. Cole: Trim
ity, Perry Millar; Washington Avenue, q.
Il. Trever; North Greenfield, Thomas Aus
tin; North Prairie and Eagle. J. S. Neff;
oc9nom0woc, George Water; PeWaukee. J.
S. Eldridge: Pleasant Prairie, f. w. Mayer:
Port Washington. c. S. Lane; Racine. First
church, Fl. p. Haylett; Second church.
THONGS sharpe; Salem and Silver Lake r.
ford; South Milwaukee. A. A. Bennett; Sus-
sex and BrookfieId, F. Roberson Union
w. w. Wilson; Waukesha, ]. S. Lean; Wan
Watosa, j. Schneider; Yorkville, II. j..
GAINESVILLE misunderstanding elder f A.
Pease; Allen Grove and Fairfield, A. Pom
fret; Beloit, L. D. w Peake; Clinton, W.
lor; East Troy and Troy Center, j. a. Col
hinge; Edgerton and Albion E. j. Symons;
Elkhorn and Bethel. w. W. Woodside;
son, w. w. Stevens; Footville. J. j. Lugg;
Heart Prairie and La Grange, j. B. Moves;
Hebron and Rome, to be supplied: James
Vile. Court Street. w. A. Hall; GAINESVILLE,
and Johnson's Creek, f. G. Richardson;
Lake Geneva, ]. J. Garyin; Lake Mills and
Milford, G. w. White; London to be sup
piled; Lyons and Spring Prairie, NJ. A.
Drew; Magnolia, H. sewail; Milton June.
ZION anu hOSukOHOnS, A. w. SlepueItS.
Milton, f. +. Sherwin Orfordville and
Plymouth, to be supplied; Palmyra and
Little Prairie, G. w. Pratt; Palmyra cir
cult, f. c. Brayton; Richmond and Utler's
Corners, j. c. Lang; Sharon E. c. Potter;
Shopiere, J. r. Fretts; Stoughton and
Wheeler Prairie, R. X. Manaton; White
water. e. Perry.
A big crowd listened to the reading of
the appointments. When the bishop an
nounced that the hour of Adjournment
had come there was a sudden, half-rSi1g
of expectancy with reactionary effect
that made the silence painful and oppres-
sive, while a distressingly anxious ex-
preston reflected from the faces of
many 1t was like the reading of a
jury's verdict. When quiet was restored
Bishop Warren stepped forward, having
in his hand the lists passed to him by the
presiding elders. He began by telling
them the duties imposed by their orclina-
ton as Methodist preachers and urging
them to thankfully and obediently accept
their portions. And then the last mo-
ment came That some of the ministers
were severely disappointed was easy TO
see. while the smiles and delight of 9th
ers more fortunate was equally pain.
Bishop Warren leaves early tomorrow
morning for Iowa to take charge of tie
Northern Iowa conference. which goes
into session almost Immediately upon MS
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