The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-03-22
KANSAS \. 3. APPOINTMENTS.

KANSAS Il 3. App0InTlGRHTs.
They Were Announced Just Before AID,
tournament Of Conference 1t
Topeka Yesterday.
Topeka, Kan, March 19.-The Kan
sas conference of the Methodist Epis-
-copal church adjourned yesterday aft
ernoon. Next years meeting win be
held in Washington. Following are
the appointments:
Kansas City district-James w. Alder
tine, w. A. Crawford; Baldwin circuit.
y. E. Slower; Basehor and Glenwood.
samuel L. Buckner; Bonner Springs.
John Endicott; De Soto. 8. d. Vincent:
Easton, s. A. Gardner; Eudora, Edward
Hisiop: Gardiner. J: 7. anderson: Kan
land Park. c. n. Williams; London
Heights. c. F. Reisner; Mount Pleasant.
d. A. Shut; Taylor church and city
missions. Willie c. Clark; Washington
tenary, J. w. r. Clardy: First church.
Morris Bamford. Leavenworth, First
church. E. c. Smith; Michigan Avenue
and Lansing, MILFORD H. Layton: Len
era. G. 8. Freark; Linwood and Jewett.
o. u. McProud; McLouth, Howard A.
Musser; Olathe. ]. d. NJ Buckner; Oska-
loosa, Thomas Mcconnell; Rosedale, III.
II. Fowler; Spring Hill, c. J. Harmed;
Tonganoxfe and Reno. Charles Taylor;
viniand. James Massey, Wellsville. A.
r. Hamilton; Winchester. William B.
stevenson. Samuel E. Belts was re-
elected superintendent and financial Sec
rotary OF Bethany hospital and a member
OF the Washington Avenue quarterly con-
ference.
Atchison district-Presiding elder, W. II.
Zimmerman. RfrpnfpOhopo T. p,,d1o
ford: Corning, r. j. Elliott; COTS, A.
q. Bennett; Highland, Sid Gano; Hor-
ton. T. j. Mayer; Morrill,, ]. B. Vernon:
Nortonville. -; Powhattan, -; Robin
son. W c. Hanson; Seneca, j. A. swa-
ney; Troy, p. p. Perry: Wetmore, T.
Campbell: Atchison. G. w. Grimes: Cir
cleville. F. H. Coole; Everest. c. F. Teet-
er; Hiawatha, A. B. Buckner; Holton,
Edwin Locke; Lancaster, -: Muscotah
and Effingham, E. F. Holland: Oneida,
]. s. Ford; Severance. j. E. Sawyer; Wa
thena, F. E. Johnston; Whiting, F. 3.
Abel.
Junction City misunderstanding elder,
Bright; Abilene, E. r. Brown; Barnes.
r. A. Maloney; Clifton, r. E. Mcbride;
Clay Center. F. p. Blakemore; Chapman.
]. E. Thackery; Exeter, F. s. Altman:
Greenleaf, Jackson Brown; Haddam, w.
A. Keene; Junction City, ]. M. Mason:
Morganville, J.>H Zabriske: Talmage. A.
L. Day; Wakefield and Wesley, c. K.
Corkhill; Milford. H. L. Sheldon; Wilsey,
N. j. Adams; Alta Vista, -: Bushon,
A. Hancock; Clifton. -; Clay Center
circuit. r. w. Estep; Council Grove, j.
bine. -; Green, G. G. Bear; Hope, w. ].
Osborne; Herington. ]. D. Hitchcock;
Leonardville, A. o. Lockwood; Washing
ton. j. G. Henderson; Wesley, - Sheldon;
White City. w. L. Morris.
Topeka misunderstanding elder. ]. r.
rr Fichor.
oils. George Marvel: Dunivant, H. B.
Hammond; Lyndon, D. NJ. Bell; Michigan
Valley, =; Overlook. A. H. Boyd; Po-
mona. H. A. Pasely; Scranton, George
Wilson; Tecumseh, r. D. Moore; Topeka,
Euclid Avenue. ]. NJ. jackson: Lowman
Chapel. o. NJ. Bowman: Walnut Grove.
j. p. Allen; First church, ]. 7. McFar-
land; Kansas Avenue, J. A. Stravely;
Oakland. F. ]. Seamen; Parkdale W. ].
MITCHELL: Valley Falls. G. w. Braden:
Admire, = Purden; Burlingame. E. Gill;
Clinton. G. K Marvel; Granville, F. NJ.
Jackson: Meriden, B. F. Dice; Usage
City, E. III, Parkinson; Perry. A. j., Coe;
Richland. - Anderson: Silverlake, Homer
Ward; Wakarusa, F. F. Otto.
Manhattan district-A. e. Goddard.
presiding elder: Avoca. B. T. Parlett:
Beattie. D. A. Leeper; Centralia. G. w.
Browning: Frankfort. c. S. Warner;
Havensville, I. L. Cakes; Irving, ]. B.
Gibson: Marysville D. D. Clancy: OILS
gle; Soldier, ]. w. Johnston; Verrillion.
B. r. Webb: Waterville. J. F. Dennis;
Westmoreland. G.. B. Young: Alma J. 3.
Gibson: Axtell. w. D. Hamilton; Blue
Rapids. ]. c. Burnhardt: Eskridge. H. D.
Rice: Harvevville. H. T. Davis; Hollen-
burg, 8. E. Trueblood; Keats and Stock
dale, A. D. Rice: Manhattan, ]. X. Mil
Ter; Maple Hill. Thomas Scott: Oketo,
-: Onaga. -; St. Marys. Joseph Bar
tin: Summerfield. -: Wamego. ]. B.
Holman; Waterville circuit L. C. Biggs
Kansas National Banks.
Washington, March 19-The alb
stract of the condition of the nation
al banks of Kansas, at the close of
business of February 5, as reported
to the comptroller of the currency,
shows the average reserve to have
been 3S.7S per cent, against 37.S3 per