The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-23
WISCONSIN
GIVEN SHAKING UP
Many Changes Made in Pulpits Of
the Wisconsin Methodist
Conference.
Amusement Shown When the Bisho1
Read the List-Appleton and
Oshkosh Districts. d
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal
Green Bay. Wis, Sept. 23.-Not for many
Ss Of been ms IN
were made by Bishop Foss. In consequence
nearly s every other one Of the ministers will
seven changes being made.
A ma was plainly stamped on the faces
We're smiling, While Others the s froWned. eau ''ne
IN TN me equaiization of the districts Manitowoc
district ana added to the Oshkosh district.
Changes by Districts.
Twenty three changes are made in the Apple
ton district, seventeen in the Fond -du-Lac, ten
in Janesyille thirteen in Milwaukee and four
teen in Oshkosh. appointments in the Appleton
district are follows:
nI pdssidins elder Perry Mtsr Abrams and
Angelica, Il. Jacquith; Amigo, +. A. Nimtz;
7. Y. sprowls; Dunbar, i. 6. savage; wage Giilett
]. II. Paul; Grand Rapids, W. A. Peterson;
Green Bay Ss ST. t Paus W
and Star Lake, to be supplied; Hickory and
Surng W. Nozzle lola and Harrison l.
r II. brigham; Lac d i Fiambeau, supply; Man.
1wa B. T. Clemens; Marinette, T. A. Pease
Mapion and Hntn s. Fnk Matt9on and
Miladore. D. E.. Johnscn: Mostnee and Dancy,
Joseph Tens; Niagara and Florence, A. W.
Triggs 9eonto o; Bennett; oeGnto Falls
Rhineiander, T. r. wiitsie; SEYMOUR, J: ::
G. G. Carmichael: Suamico, j. J. Ceiling; Toma-
haTk T. Ward Washington Islana
ply; Wittemberg and Tigerton, r. S. Ingraham
'.,-s Oshkosh District.
D.. G. John, presiding elder; Almond, g.. G..
Roberts,; Amherst and Newman. G: q. Carpen-
Vista, D. B.. Coffeen; hartford and Princeton,
#. s. Richardson; Flo and Nekimi j. s. Men;
Eureka George R. shart; Green Lake Ia s;,,, W:
Manitowoc, C. E. Weed; Menasha and Vinland,
William Bennett; Neenah, J. +: Garrett; New
son; 1V Oshkosh, Algoma Street, William Rollins;
Oshkosh. First church: J. E. Farmer: Oshkosh:
Second church, John Wills; Oshkosh Mission and
pcn F. & aof!s rGfHsR J. r
Stevens Point, W. A. Hall; Wausau, G. F. Rey-
cult eui A. g. Nass; wautoma, MA Andrew pBernick;
Weuauwega. J. T. Leek; Wild Rose and Doops,
W. Morris; Winneeonne and Clemensville, f.
A. j. BENJAMIN is presiding elder Of the Fond
du , Lac district. f. y. McChesnsy Of the James
vile district and j. s. Lean Of the Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, wIs.-Warehouse men say
tobacco district now than at the same season
in any previous year. The manufacturers are
getting along with the odds and ends they can
cost them less. The. difficulties encountered by
I Wisconsin packers are increased by Germany s
demand for htgh-grade leaf. s.
. LA CROSSE, WIs.-The board Of trade has re-
ceiyed proposition from the Tristate Telephone
build a. telenhone line from st. Paul to Austin,
Mimi: by way of La Crosse if the business men
Of this city will purchase stock to the amount of
$40, 00O. special meeting of the board has
been called to consider the proposition.
MADISON, WIS Judge Ray E. Stevens st
Madison, a graduate of the University of Wis
eonsin, and Edwin s., Mack, Of milwaukee,. q
graduate of Harvard law school. We're elected
Yesterday as special lecturers in the Wisconsin
University law school,, to take the place Of
General Edward e. Bryant, deceased: =
PRESCOTT, WIS.-Wm. Keichler, a farmer
of Clifton township, and his wife, were driving
toward Trimbelle.. when their team ran away.
Mrs. keichler had her jaw broken and received
severe cuts and bruises q -
STURGEON BAY, WIs.-The large warehouse
of John II. Allen Seed company was destroyed by
fire.. Loss on stock, $15.0Oo; building, $4,000;
machinery, $4,000; total $21 900; covered by in
surGnce f. .-.., .'.... -