The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-30
STATIONED
Appointments for the Minnesota
Conference of the III. E.. Church
Are Announced. ..-
Rev. Mr.. Driver of Red Wing to
Become Head of Peoples
. Church; Chicago.

1
" Church; Chicago
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Special to The Journal. ~ :, ,- V
Rochester, Mimi Sept, 3o.-Rev. j.
Merritt Driver, pastor Of the Red Wing
Methodist church, gives up that church
to become pastor OF the Peoples church
in Chicago. ~ 81 *A$i ~.'r
The following appointments for the Min
nesota conference were announced yester-
day afternoon by Bishop Andrews:
Fairmont District-F. f. White, presiding ell.
der; Amboy, NJ. LIB. = Foot Blue Earth
city, F. A. = Lawson oeylen, NJ, Wood;
Keany; Fairmont r: M. ellis; Garden city.
supplied by w. s. Emery; Granada, J. H.
barr; Henska, to be supplied; Heron Lake, J.
oamp E. H. M0qek
Williams; Lake Crystal, e. @. Teachout; Lake
field. W., j. Robinson;- Lamberton, j. G. William
piled BY B. 6. Ingold: st. James, William lam
Burns; sanborn, j. r. Jefery; Sleepy Eye, R.
D. Phillins: Springfield, J. ": Hawke; sher-
burn, B: G: Stills; Truman, J. E. Mette Vernon
son; Welcome, b IT, Russell; Wilder supplied
by George G. sprsgue; Window, s. A. Cook;
lWinnebago City, W.sN. Jameson:
Pipestone District g. N. Bull, presiding elder;
postonlce' flpestoneFs ~ ADRIAN "A. McCausand;
Amiret and Nellewynt, J. R. Hitchcock: Bala-
top,, S. H. Brown; Beaver Greek. S. M. Claim;
Bige1ow, S. G. NJ. :5Giisk; Brewster and Kin:
braec y: H. bBarkegleoi Candy, Nv Trask;
Morth, 8 Saunders fFant fhe'ss and Fai s
fax; j. A. orrock; -. Fulda,e 2G. A.
Maine HsR smsa2 lsm 2oeg 5as
Iinsnore, supplied by, ). " Roberts; Euverne, 3.
A., Anderson; 4. Lsndi and Russell, supplied; Mar
shall pc: ellis; Morton, Arminius Davis;
cult, j. F.. Ffanklih;7SR edwood' Falls, G. W.
Grange, supplied; s!aS!s Ssnus1 E1lsFs; TX
Hanna; Wood Lake W. H. ,IrwinP Worthington.
Thomas Handy; JacksoE., e. D.. Houck; Wa
SEGA, satterlee, Waterville, S. ". symonds}
Glenville and Gaden. D. H. Carmichael.
Y residences ovyatonna @&abert Lea. sw-~ML Pick,
De
supplied Austin. j. NJ. Brown; Bloomington
and Lansing, G. N Harrison; Brownsville, F. A.
Stamp; Claremont, r. H. Wilson; Cleveland and
Floyd, W. F.. Thompson; Dodge Center, G. H.
Warham; Eagle Lake. EW. A. Putnam; Elysian,
w, I. Moore; Chenille and Gordonville. D.
Carmichael; Geneva and Ellendale F. S. Leeds;
GAINESVILLE, E. H. Thresher; Kasson, James
Castle; LIE sueur,- W. Haley; lie sueur Center.
M. w. Jenny; Lyle, S. Y. Bear; Mankato Cen.
tenary, r. B. Cogwill; Belgrade Avenue q. W.
Koser; Mapleton, W.: H Stone; Medford, J. D.
Mccormick: 'Morristown, Montgomery and Ntcol
let, L.. Fl: Allen, Oxatonna f.. H.; Goodell; St.
Peter, A. N. Brown; waseca. E. E. satterlee;
Waterville, e. W. Simonds; Wells, G. W.. Quig-
ley; West Concord. W, C. Lee. l.,.,...f ..,.-v
st. Paul District-F: N: Rule, presiding elder:
postoffce address, 24OO; Baylcss avenue, st. Paul
:. ALTON and Lakeland, to be supplied; Cannon
Falls, Norris, Dell, Darnell, Castle Rock, c. q.
Mead Dundas, J. s. Perry; Faribault D.. w.
Jabez Blackhurst; Kenyon: j.: John
Lowe; Lake City, j. A. Sutton; Newport, G. A.
Cressey; North st. Paul, to be supplied by Chas
: Griswold; Northfeld, F. A. Coons; Reeds, J. W.
) Raville Red Wing, NJ. G. shuman; Richvile.
, TO be supplied by E. AZ Allen; St. Paul, Asbury,
to be supplied Bates Avenue, G. y. Parker;
? Central Park, Benjamin Longley; Clinton Ave-
, nue., o. W. Taylor; First Church, a.; v! Giveler;
: Grace H. D. seckner: Hamline, r. n. Ayison;
King Street, H. =. 4Ackerman;- Olive, to be sup
piled by J. H. secor: st. Anthony Park, to b
to be supplied; st. Paul Park to be supplied;
{ Stanton and Randolph, ]. ]. Lutz; saltwater
, W. W. Brown; Wabasso, o. v. Sniff; White
Bear. Herman Guz.
: G. H. Bridgman, president Hamline uni
versity. member OF Hamline-St. Paul quar-.
: terly conference; II. G. Jennings publish
: ing agent Western Methodist Book, mem
3 Der of Red Wing quarterly conference;
3 David Morgan, superintendent, and j. W.
Martin, chaplain -of 5Seannan'S Bethel,
: members of HamlinetSt. Paul quarterly
: conference; E. G.: sanderson, field agent
of anti-saloon league members of st.
> Anthony quarterly conference J. D. Fry,
> agent Of Chidrens Home Findings So
i ciety, member Of First church,~St. Paul
: quarterly conference. - sf.e, ~
winona District Byron, A. G. Petri; Gale
{. donia, L. A. Dodge; Canton and Mabel.1 I. r.
Seager: Chatfeld, Edward Vaughan; Dover w. b
Bennett; Elgin, r. o. Lawrason; Eyota ami
Viola, W. e. King; Fl fillmore and Fountain, sup
: piled by William Swalder;g Grand Meadow. @. A
Routzahn; Harmony and Granger, P: g. Wager
High Forest supplied by Eli Feetham; J.,
Crescent, u. "A. Palmer; Lanesboro, ]. B. Dtton
Greek, supplied by DE- Carmichael; Pine Island
Herbert Jones: Plainyiew,S. NJ. johnson; Preston
2 T. a. Jones; Racine. H. o. Harbaugh; Rochester
Frank Doran; st. Charles, Ralph Carleton
Spring Valley, e.. J. Durham; Stewartvtlle L
D. King: Stockton, supplied by ]. ". Anderson
Winona: Central S. w Kerfoot; Olive Branch
7 VIM. Mckinley; Wesley, A. II. Foster; Zum
brota, c. E. Hawkins.
; Left without appointment to atten6
some one of our schools: s. w. KEN
!, merer Elgin, quarterly conference; J. E
4 Bowes. GAINESVILLE quarterly conference; ]
Il W.. Fryckenburg, King Street quarterly
Z conference; George Shaw, Asbury quarter.
= Iy conference; w. I. Kern, Hamline quar-
terly conference.
Z The routine Of business was en1ivene6
Z lby the Introduction Of strongly wordet
resolutions concerning the coal Il mtners
/, strike, condemning the operators ane
! taking sides with the miners. The reso.
Iutions directed that contributions for the
$ relief of the unions men be taken in thu
u churches Of the denomination. A livel.
, discussion at once began. pr. Jennings O
! Cincinnati denounced all labor sorganiza
: lions as the worst and most arbitrary sor
) CT monopoly the country can show. 3ishol
+ Andrews expressed himself 81 sfrongl.
4 against the strike, declaring that in hi
4 judgment it was nfijustifiable and that thu
& operators should have the sympathy Til.
8 tEaroused Rev. David Morgan of the Bethe
Z mission to a characteristic speech in de,
2 lsturdy blows in their, behalf. Thesresolt1i
i lions as finally passed declared syInpat h!
with the strikers, but tpok no sides.