Iron County register., 1899-04-06
MISSOURI METHoDISTs.
Appointments Made at the Eighty
First Annual Meeting of the
Missouri M. f. Conference.

Missouri NJ. e. Conference.
The eighty-frst annual meeting Of
the Missouri conference of the NJ. E.
church was held at Cameron. The
following appointments were made:
Cameron District. w. Anderson,
presiding elder. Braymer, c. w. Coons;
Breckenridge, j. F. Mesner; Cameron,
S. Carothers; Chillicothe, j. o. Taylor;
Chula, w. NJ. Brown; Coffeysburg,
Lewis Weary; Cowgirl, J. J. Troxell;
Dawn. S, G. Foster; Gault, c. n. Ii.
Watson; Hamilton, c. f. Bovard;
Hamilton, c. T. Henry Rostock; Har-
ris, j. r. Harber; Jamesport, w. Il.
Dunn; Kidder, S. w. Jones; Kingston,
A. T. Henry; Laredo, Z. NJ. Pippin;
Linneus, o. S. Basford; Lucerne and
Ludlow, J. w. Caughlan; Meadv!lle, G.
III. Wehn; Mercer, j. J. Cokely; Os-
borne and Turney, b. F. Gather;
Princeton; T. j. Enyeare; Spickards,
C. E. Wood; Tindall, w. Taylor: Tren-
ton, I. S. Ware; Winston, J. L. Gillies.
Hannibal District. III. Poland, pre-
siding elder. Bevier, r. w. Jeffrey:
Bowling Green, j. NJ. Leidy; Bosworth,
S. d. Kendall; Brookfield, l.. {. Sap
penfield; Carrollton, j. d. Mendencall;
Clarence, j. ID. Cain; Hale, j. ). How
ard; Hannibal, John Gillies; Hannibal
(Hope Street,, c. S. Dahoff; Laclede, y.
H. Cox; Ladonia. \. c. MenGenhall; !;
Louisiana, T. y. Pingree: Macon, &. y.
Robbins; Marceline, G. y. Bond: Mem
den, G. W. Norris: Mexico, j. j. Hicks;
Moberly, /. L. Lusk; Sumner and Roth
Vile, Otterbein Boistle; Shelbyville, j..
j. Smiley; ST. Catherine, Jackson Gid
dens; Tina. D. +. Harrison; TruNton,
Edgar Nash; Nandalia, Ives Chatten;
WeIlsville. T. J. Ferrill; West Hart
ford. u NJ Callen; Wakonda, r. Fl.
Huntley.
st. Joseph District. J. Bentley,
presiding elder Albany, r. X. Gallo
way: Amasonia, J. r. Gregory; Amity,
a. L. Caseley; Bethany, W. f. Clayton;
Blue Ridge, G. y. Lewis; GAINESVILLE, J,
A. Showalter; Cosby, c. H. McDer-
mond: Darlington, \. d. Davis; Eagle.
vile, c. c. Luce; Edgedton, Fri Ed
mons; Fairport, j. w. Stokcsbury;
Fillmore, G. I. Clark; King City, Mr..
Herbert; Lathrop and Plattsbrrg, III.
c. Dayhoff; Martinsville, W. +. Ken
nedy; Maysville, c. F. Spray; Mays
vile circuit, c. \. Field; Mount Mo-
riah, f. p. Reed; Northampton. +. B.
Thompson; Oregon, Henry Crampton;
Ridgeway, O. 2. Kutzeer; Savannah,
L. B. Wiles; Stewartsville, f. c. Wells;
ST. Joseph, First church, S. B. Camp
bell; Huffman, NJ. c. Miles; Oakland,
L. Howard; South Park. Thomas VOL
colt; ST. Paul, W. H. Welton: Wesley,
G. III. Bradford; Union Star, c. E. Pc
tree; c. I. Phillips, conference evan
gelist; D. W. Nichols, missionary in
China.
Marysville District-O. S. Middleton,
presiding elder. Allendale and Bar
nard, NJ. H. Jordan; Bolckow, w. r.
Enyear; Burlington Junction, Ezra
Downs; Claremont, c. HI. John; Craig,
Fl. J. Donaldson; Elmo, NJ. H. Els;
Graham, y. f. Flickinger; Grant City,
j. X. Hicks: Hopkins, T. j. Warner;
Maitland, S. Knupp; Maryville, f. B.
Little; Mound City, a. J. Brock; Par
nell, W. y. Yetter; Pickering, n. j.
Meats; Quittman, c. A. Hoodshire;
Rockport, f. G. Harbert; Rosendale,
L. A. Windsor; Sherida, w. III. Lavake;
Skidmore, Lane Douglass; Stanberry,
r. T. Thompson; Tarkio, G. L. Haight;
Watson, f. d. Bieber; Westboro. E. L.
Jeffers.
Kirksville District-L. E. Siles, pre-
siding elder. Atlanta, j. B. Ripple;
Brashear, r. Carlyon; Browning. c. A.
Jones; Canton, B. F. Warner; Down
ing and Edna, L. E. Lewis; Glcnwood,
J. W. Britton; Granger, w. c. Harper;
Green Castle, J. w. Rose; Green City,
r. A. Store; Green Top, w. T. Van Horn;
Kahokay.W. F. Burris; Kirksville. J. r.
Pierce; sKirEsville circuit, c. Y. Wood;
Labello, w. j. Powers; Lancaster, B.
NJ. Danford: Laplata, j. w. Taylor;
Memphis. w. NJ. Sapp; Memphis cir
cult, T. C. Taylor; Mendoza and Milan,
d. II. Wilson; Novelty, John Boon; No
vinger and Queen City, L. L. Monett;
Revere, H. NJ. Ingram; Rutledge, J. w.
Harwood; Unionville, w. B. Christy:
Unionville circuit, f. L. Guthrie; Wya-
conda, Fl. E. Shepherd.
The statistical secretary's report
showed an increase in membership of
3,OOC over last year. The treasurer's re-
port showed 800 collected for be-
nevolence. On motion the conference
adjourned after the appointees We're
read.