Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-09-03

Motion made and seconded to ap-
point fan auditor, carried. P. Fl.
Linn, of Mayesyllle, was appointed.
The hour Of $50 for meeting was
selected; IL for adjournment.
DIR. IT. II. Whistner, Secretary of
Church Extension; Rev. DR.. Watkins,
Secretary Superanuated Preachers
Fund, and DR.. Thompson, representa-
tive of Sunday League, were inero-
duced to Conference.
Reports from the General Mission
airy Board, the Church Extension
Board and book agents were received
and referred to the proper commit
tees.
The remainder of the session was
occupied by reports from pastors,
which showed improvement along ali
lines.
At moor the Conference adjourned.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON SESSION.
Each afternoon OF the Conference
the Bishop and Presiding Elders hold
q secret cabinet meeting 70 conSiuer
the appointments which are made pub
TIC at D OF eacn annual
Sessioh.
M oonierence unis afternoon hearu
. spienuiu auuiess ny nes' Lulnonu
rholnpson' secretary Vi Tue SUNDAY
league.
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poInven'
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sun @ 6 Emlhons' ~. o. H. rri'cn-
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saooath observance ana temper
ance-G. W. Noller, j. w. Ramsey,
A. I. Miller, u. U. swan, ). ID. uG,
II. II. Bostwick, j. A. Grace, w. A.
Haslerger, 10. Whitworth'
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u M. Gibson, Y. I. Selecmon' D. w.
owen' n. " McYoy, Y. W. barrett,
H. H. Hinde, .. H. b. Anderson
District Conference kecoros-7J. ).
ROBERTS, Wm' Wlnn, Ii. L. Woodson,
u. A. Seabrof, j. M. Bore, N. L.
Mathews, q. Il. Keller, ). L. MIDDLE
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House vas used again until late In the
fall of 1851. when the first brick church
was finished which stood south on the
same lot where the city hall now is;
and hat was used until the old brick
which was recently torn down, was
ready for use. 1t was built in 1870,
and dedicated in 1871 bv Bishop Mar.
win. Text: Elk. SO: II. Some of the
preachers were: ROBERT Younger
1928; John Thatcher, lS4O; James
M. Green, John Glanvllle, Jesse SUIT
ton, John Young, John Il. Gray, Dan
lei Penny, W. A. Mayhem, Robert
Hatton, Robert Baldwin, VIM. Jor-
dan, J. r. Taylor, Horace Brown, M.
McIlhany, W. G. Miller.
CONFERENCE NOTES.
Rev. A. +. Watkins, d. d., OF Mis-
sissippi, n OF the prominent young
men y, ~ ~r
enu NJ d.
'ne eu''0
Hon. b. j. Casteel is Judge OF the
Criminal Court Of st. Joseph. He is
a strong man every way, a learned
lawyer, an able speaker. He has been
invited 70 deliver an address on an
important subject, q subject of vital
Importance to every business man OF
Mexico. Judge Casteel will be the
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