Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-03-18
ASSIGNMENT OF PREACHERS.
The South Kansas Conference of the M. E.
Chnrch Closes Its Session.

The South Kansas Conference of the NJ. e..
Church Closes Its Session.
PITTsBUBG, Kan, March 17.-Monday
night the closing services of the
South Kansas conference of the M.
Z. church was held and the list Of APP
pointments was read as follows
Independence district-B Kelly, presiding
elder; Altamont, Fl. A. Church; Bartlett sup
piled by NJ D. Stout; Caney, O. q. Tiff; CEDAR
vale, B. f. Peck; Chanute, G. w. Stafford;
Chanute circuit, T. A. Nichols; Chautauqua and
Peru, c. V, Steininger; Cherryvale, O. W..
Bailey; Cherryvale circuit, L, A. Rorick; Che
topa, John MacLean; Cofieyville A. s. Freed;
Edna, S, f. Bundy; Elk City, M. e. Spahr Gales
burg, B. Y. Summers; Grenola M. U. Ramsburg;
Independence. j. W. Wright, Jefferson Z, G..
Coons; La Bette W. M. Betty; La Fontaine,
p. G. Wager; Longton, W. M Leiseri Liberty,
ID. NJ Campbell; Moline, j II, Hubbard; Mound
Valley F. II. FliclSinger; Neodesha w, 4, Free
land; Oswego, S. L. Chase; Sedan u. M.
Powell; Thayer, J. b. McNary Wauneta, to be
supplied
Ottawa districts. S. Martin, presiding elder
Baldwin, S. S. Murphy; Blue Mound, S. A.
Ross; Buffalo, L. ]. Gillian; Colony, II. A.
Cook; Fontana, M. Rhodes; Garrett, r. Il. Me-
Lean; Greeley, ]. w. Mackenzie; Humboldt.
II. W. tbnnI 1Olh l. d. IullluAu1 hlHCulu, Js
e. Whitehead; La Harpe, G. H. Granny; Leroy
/. M. Benham; Luisburg, A. Cullison; Moran,
William Reace; Montiday, p, B, Knepp; Neo-
sho Falls, L. H. Koepsel; North Ottawa, Mer-
ton S. Rice; Osawatomie, w. 7. White; Otta-
wa, H. j. Hoover; Paola p. j. Vollmar; Par
ker, B. f. Cargay; Princeton, S. p. Cullison;
Quenemo. d. A Leeper; Rantoul, j. W. H.
Pyke Richmond, supplied by Frank o. e. Ches-
| II; Somerset, @. b. Mehl; Vernon j. p Martin;
WaVerly J. d. Smith; Westphalia, L. s. Jones;
Williamsburg, II, r. VollmeF; Yates Center,
A. W. Howard
Emporia district-H J. CoSer, presiding
elder; Altoona, ]. r. Blackburn; Americas,
Bascom Robbins; Burlington, j. t. BrantI
Cedar Point Maxwell G.. MacKenzie; Climax,
]. s. Budd; Cottonwood Falls, r. T. Hardness;
Coleville, supplied by A. Harvey; Dunlap, E. A,
Durham; Emporia, First church, John w. Hus-
tom Grace church, Thomas Lidsey; Eureka,
| G. z. Creageri Fall River, Thomas ], Caldwell;
FredOnia, Azor McDolej Gridley Valentine
Staley; Hamilton, Homer e. Gplllson; Hart
ford. @. r. Ricei Howard, A. A. HorneTJ How
ard circuit. Hermon Allen, supply; Lebo, S, w.
| Gamble; Madison, Wesley Emersoni Matheld,
| N. S. Ragle; Malvern. Il. N, Cullison; Plymouth,
Il. o. Stephenson; Reading LarkiH Martin;
| Severy Guy Hamilton Strawn, u. y, H, Mon
| roe; Strong City, d. f. Hollis; Toronto, y, w.
| Otto; Virgil, ]. B. Mackenzie
| Fort Scott DISTRICT. H. Price, presiding
elder; Baxter Springs, L. W. Foster; Beulah,
John H. Carter; Boicourt, to be supplied; Bron-
son, Daniel r. Trip; Cherokee, Thomas Pin
CRY; Columbus, W. H. Mulvaney; Crestline w.
H. Spencer; Elsmore, r. I. Everett; Erie, j. N,
| Funston; Darlington w. 70. York; Fort Scott,
| FIRST church, G. Il. Duboraw; Fort Scott, Grace
church, ], NJ Payne; Frontenac, Il. w, Spen-
Ger, Fulton, James Hunter; Galena, S. 4.
Stevens; GiraFd, H. W. Chaffee; Hallowell
supplied by J. A, Irons; LaCygne, A. d. Wood;
McCune. H. l. D0tson; Mound City, j, r, Nc.
Nabb; Mulberry supplied by ], r, Ewhapk;
Parsons, Hugh McBirney Pttsburg, A. r, Mac.
Lean; Pleasanton, w. M. Stranahan Prescott
f. NJ Taylor; Redheld, Salem Hedges, st.
| Paul, L. D. Corning; Scammon, supplied by J.
| II. Hoopengarner; Stark, H. H. Ashbaugh;
| Walnut, G, =, Sears Weir City, w. r. Beegle,
w. L Graham, president OF Dakota univer-
alty, member Of Ottawa quarterly conference;
J. y. kellogg, missionary at Las Vegas, n. NJ;
| w. H. Howell, superintendent Of state reform
school, member Of Ottawa quarterly confer.
ence: Guy p Benton. professor In Baker uni.
versity; II. @. Case, f. s. Ditto, lett without
] appointment, to attend school.
J As next year is the 4Oth anniversary
Of the founding of Baker university, the
Methodist depominational school OF
/ Kansas, the matter OF the declara-
ton of the place of holding neat years
conference is left to the presiding
elders, with o view to the assembling
of the Methodists of Kansas, Nebraska
and Colorado at Baldwin, not only fol
! conference purposes, but for grand