The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-27
METHODIST APPOINTMENTs
Kansas City, Kansas, Conference
Closes Its Labors.

Kansas City, March 27.-The Kansas
Methodist conference. which has been
in session in Kansas City, Kan, for the
past week, closed yesterday.
The complete list of appointments, as
made by Bishop Warren. follows:
Atchison district-William H. Zim-
norman, presiding elder, Lawrence;
ham, Thomas II. Coole; Circleville, John
b. Vernon; Corning, Robert J. Elliott;
Everest, Thomas b. Grey; COTS, Alex
ander G. Bennett; Hiawatha, A. B.
Buckner; Highland, Z. NJ. Paddleford;
Hoiton, Edwin Locke; Horton, John o.
Foresman; Lancaster. Schofeld c.
Lamb; Morrill,, Charles F. Teeter; Mus
cotah and bingham, E. L. Thomas;
Nortonville, Eli F. Holland; Oneida,
Melville @. Hamm; POWhatan, Aubrey
Hancock; Reserve, Homer E. Wark;
Robinson, w. c. Hanson: Sabetha, John
>. Ford; Seneca, Edwin c. Smith; Sc
verance, j. e. Sawyer; Troy, E. b. Per-
ry; Wdthena, to be supplied; WetmOre,
Thomas Campbell; Whiting, Thomas 3.
Aden and d. L. McCreary. David NJ.
Haughtellin and Isaac F. Edwards left
without appointment to attend school.
Kansas City diStrict-JameS w Al
derman, presiding elder, 1913 Minnesota
avenue, Kansas City; Argentine, w. A
Crawford; Baldwin circuit, Charles G.
Crysler; DeSoto, William B. Fisher;
EaSton, S. A. Gardner; EudOra Edward
Glenwood, John Endicott.
Kansas City, Kan.-Central, Clarence
e. HolcOmb, First street, to be sup
piled; Highland Park William H Tllr-
ner; London Heights. Chris F. Reisner;
Mount Pleasant, David A. Shut; Tay-
lor church, Samuel L. Buckner; Wash
ington avenue, John A Motter.
MISUNDERSTANDING John W. r.
Clardy; First church, Morris Bamford
Leavenworth-Firs church, E. Com
bic Smith: Michigan Avenue and Ian
sing, Milford H. Layton; Lenexa, Chas.
S. Warner; Linwood and Jewett, to be
supplied; McI4outh, Howard H. Musser;
Olathe, James D. NJ. Buckner; Oska-
loosa, Thomas Mcconnell; Rosedale,
William J. Osborne; Spring Hill Chris
topher 8. Frearl1, Tonganoxie and Reno,
Charles E. Taylor; Vinland, James Mas
sey; Wellsville, Henry T. Davis; Win
chester, David w. Rains; Samuel E.
Belts, superintendent of Bethany hos
pital.
Junction City districts A. Bright,
presiding elder; Abilene. E. r. Browns;
Alta VISTA Robert T. Maloney; Barnes.
w. H. Underwood; Bushong, c. K. Car
Kill; Clifton, Edward H Parkinson;
Clifton circuit, j. w. Beckwith; Clay
Center, f. P. Blakemore; Clay Center
circuit, r. w. Estep; Chapman, John
Z. Thackrey; Council Grove, John T.
Mayor; Carlton and Dillon, Nathan T.
PeddycOrd; Enterprise and WoOdbine,
S. D. Vincent; Exeter, Horace L. Shell
don; Green, G. G. Bear; Greenleaf,
Jackson Brown; Hope H H Fowler;
Haddam, supply, S. r. Squire; Herring
ton, Samuel Pendleton; Linn, c. NJ
Williams; Leonardsville. w o. Lock
wood; Junction City, J. M Mason Nor
rowVille, c. E. Trueblood; Morgansville
Jesse II. Zabriskie, Parkerville, John
Trezie; Skiddy, supply, J. w. McPeak;
Talmage, to be supplied; Washington,
John G. Henderson; Wakefield, Albert
l. Day: Milford, supplied by George
Gano; Wesley, F. s. Altman; Wilsey, N
A RI
ris; Clarence NJ. Williams, left without
appointment to attend school.
Manhattan district-M. E. Goddard
presiding elder; Alma. J. B. Gibson,
Avoca. t. E. Johnson; Axtell, w D.
Hamilton; Reattie, H. A. Paisley; Blue
Rapids, j. G. Bernard; Centralia G. w
Browning; Eskridge, H. d. Rice; Frank
fort A. p. Hamilton; Harveyville, Isaac
l. Cakes; Havensville, c. ]. Harmed;
Hollenberg, supplied by H w. Honar;
Irving, J. I. Mclaughlin; Keats, r. S
Finley; Louisville, L. c. Biggs; Man
haitian, ]. K. Miller; Manhattan circuit
to be supplied; Maple Hill, John Cook;
Marysville, w. J. MITCHELL Oketo, T.
Scott; Olesburg, V. H. Calvin; Onaga,
J. w. Warner; Rossville, c. N Rig
gle; st. Marys, Benjamin F. Parlett;
Soldier, Josiah Martin; Summerfield,
John w Johnson; Vermillion, B. F.
Webb; Wamego, J. L. Miller; Water
vile, Jacob F. Dennis; Waterville cir
cult, Walter It. Randolph; Westmore-
idlu, Charles f3. OunS- Elmer V. AL
len and Oliver L. Utter left without ap-
pointments to attend school.
Topeka district-John r. Madison.
presiding elder, 512 Park avenue Tope-
ka; Admire, James w. Reed; Auburn.
James Boicourt; Burlingame, Robert E.
Mcbride; Centropolis, Benjamin F.
Dice; Clinton, Joseph J. Skinner; Duni-
want, Hezekiah B. Hammond; Grant
vile, James Lawrence; Lyndon, Thos.
M. Bell; Meriden. Francis NJ. Jackson;
Michigan Valley, to be supplied; Usage
City, George w. Braden; Overlook,
Abner H. Boyde; Perry. Adoniram J.
Coe; Pomona, David A. Leeper; Rich
land, John H. Purdue; Scranton. George
Wilson; Silver Lake, Francis E. Aden;
Tecumseh D. r. Moore: Topeka, First
church. John T. Mcfarland; Euclid Az
enue church, John NJ. Jackson: Kansas
Avenue church. ]. S. Stavely; Lowman
chapel, Q. NJ. Bowman; Oakland Floyd
]. Seamon; Walnut Grove, Joseph E.
Coe; Parkdale, David d. Cheney; Val
ley Falls, John D. Hitchcock; Waka-
rusa, F. F. Otto; Lemuel H Murlin
president of Baker university; Charles
B. Dalton and George E. Marvel left
without appointments to attend school;
Jared NJ. Wilson. missionary in Ne
vada; Elmer E. Tarbill. Elmer E Ho1-
lar, Edward H. Taylor and Stacy S.