Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-03-27
MISSOURI METHoDIsrs.
The Appointments Made by Bishop
Warren TO the Various Sta
tions for the Next Year.

held at Brookfeld. Bishop Warren
presiding. The following appoint
ments were made:
Cameron District-J. w. Anderson. pre-
siding elder. Braymer, I. ]. Enyeart;
Breckenridge, J. ). Troxei; Cameron, Z.
.. Mills; Chlllicothe, /. $, Ware; Corey
burg, r. f. Scott; Cowgirl. C.. A. B. Wat
son; Dawn. J. H.. Cokely; Hamilton, G a.
Robbins; Hamilton circuit, C.. I. Luce;
Harris, j.. R.. Harper; Jamesport, J: W.
WIN Caughlan; kidder. II. G. Davhofi
Gait, S. c. Foster; Lathrop and Turner,
s.. W. Jones; Linneus, o. S. Pasford; Lu-
cerne, ]. o. Carder: Ludlow, j. C.. Mes
Boyer; PRINCETON, Thomas Carder; spick-
ard. Lewis Weary; Trenton, j. o: Taylor;
Trenton circuit. Il. y. Gregg; Winston,
Richard Carlyon.. b. "; Baker, president,
leyan college. Cameron, Mo.
Hannibal District-T. H.. Poland. pre-
siding elder. Bethel, w. NJ. Smith; Be-
vier, Joe scarboro; Bosworth. ]. D. Cain;
L., C. Sappenfield; Carrollton, W. b. Chris
ty; Clarence, Otterbein Beistle; Hale. D.
T. Hanson; Hannibal, First church, c.
clede. +. l.. Robison; Louisiana. c. r.
Wade; Macon, ]. j.. Hicks; Marceline, L.
E. Lewis; Mandon, ", R, Enyeart; Mex
sheslbyyille. 8. W Taylor; st. Gathering
II. o Triplett; Sumner and Rothyille, w.
b. Slower; Tina, S. D.. Kendall: Truxton,
Jackson Gtddens; yandalia, F.: y; Bur
Henry; West Hartford, Edgar Nash; c.
s. Dayhoff and A. M. Cullen left without
appointments to attend school:
Kirksville District. E.. Shines, pre-
siding elder. Atlanta, NJ. II. Jordan;
Brashear, 4. c. Taylor; Browning, r. a.
Bruce; Downing, Jesse Wilson,; Edna, !.
S. Howard; Glenwood, c. N. Wood;
| Grappar Ipbp ppnp. Grann Castle IL %
fo'e ]. f smith, TX kia !; wye W T.. HsrpeF;
kirksville. +. l; Thompson; kirksviile
Plata, L. T. Monett; Luray, Alexandra
and Canton, W. c., Francisco; Memphis.
w. NJ: Sapp; Memphis circuit, j.. W. Brit
ton; Mendoza, to be supplied; Milan, B.
II. Wilson; Novelty, s. e. Shafer; Novin-
ger, w. Fl. Doyle; Queen City, ]. l. Smi-
ley; Revere, c. II. Brott; Rutledge, II, NJ.
vile circuit, W. J. Powers; Wyacohda,
H. f. Shepherd; j.. w. Rose, missionary
to Wyoming, and Don. w. Nicholas to
China.
Maryville District-o. S. Middleton, pre-
siding elder. Barnard, G. D. Bieber; Boic-
kow, Thomas Pingrew; Burlington juno
ton, f. c. Mcndenhal; Clearmont,. w. II.
WeltSSn nir Craig, T: A, Windsor; r] EImo, G:
Fillmore, r. X, Galloway; Graham. C. A..
Field; Grant City, A. j. Brooke: Grant
City circuit, c.. C. Cricket; Hopkins, g. H.
vile, e.: B. Lyle; Mound city, j.. X.
Hicks; Parnell, f. d. seiber; Pickering,
". A. Yetter; Quitman, CA. Hodshire;
Rockport, n. j. Meets; Rosedale, w. H.
Wiley Sheridan, M. II. Oils; Skidmore.
II. J. Donaldson stanverry, G.. L. Faight;
Tarkio, j. 7. Pierce; Watson, J. Fl. Vogt;
Westboro, c. J. Warner. Ezera Downs,
agent board of stewards.
st, Joseph District-J. J. Bentley, pre-
siding elder. Albany, L.. B. Wiles; Anna
zonia, f. c. Margan; Amity, G. H. Zentz;
Bethany. Samuel Carother; GAINESVILLE, j.
ton, 70 be supplied, lEagleyille, {. A; Lew
G. M. Bolin; Gilman City and Blue Ridge,
v; F: Kenny King City, G. r.; Petree;
Carlyon; Mount Moria, ii. H. M. Bassett;
New Hampton, W. d. Cater; Oregon,
Henry Champions; Osborn and Piattsburg,
Savannah, W. f.. Clayton; Stewardship,
w. A.. Pratt; st. Joseph, First church. s.
=. Campbell; Grace church, A. D. Davis;
Huffman Memorial, e, P. Reed; Oakland
Phillips; st. Paul. II. McNamee; Wesley,
W D. Agnew; Union Star, c. NJ. Bolin
J. M. Miller, conference evangelist.
1t was decided to conduct a con-
ference campaign during May and
June in the interest of the Missouri
Wesleyan college, at Cameron.
After reading his appointments for
the ensuing year, the bishop deliv-
cred an address to the ministers. He
stated that during his twenty-five
years as bishop he had assigned more
than 10000 ministers. During that
time no church had ever refused tt
accept one of them, neither had a
single minister refused to accept his
assignment.
The conference decided to hold the
next meeting in 1903, in Chillicothe,
but received word that Chillicothe
could not entertain the conference
as there was no church in that town
large enough. Consequently the
place of next meeting will be decid-
ed later on.
The following named young men
were admitted to the conference on
trial: Fred Boyer, Jesse o. Carder
Ezra o. Cole, William c. Francisco,
Walter D. Fawcett, S. Edwin Shafer
George II. Zentz, Harry II. Bassett
John 7. Crlyon.