The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-09-22
Its Session in Plymouth Was
Among Best Ever Held

nesday morning until the clos
ing Sunday evening there was
always something doing that
was interesting and profitable.
A spirit of aggressiveness was
apparent on every hand. Re-
ports showed excellent work for
the past year and a determine
tion to do good work the coming
year.
Many new churches have been
built, others are now in course o.
construction. the membership OF
the church has been largely in
creased. schools and colleges ere
multiplying, there is an increased
circulation of church literature
and in everything the conference
seems determined to keep in
line with the church which has
been doing excellent work every
where.
The next conference will be
held at Huntington in Septem-
ber 1905.
When Bishop Kephart read the
appointments Sunday, several
preachers and some congrega-
tions were disappointed, but
most of them will probably be-
lieve it was all for the best be
fore the close of the conference
year. The appointments are
as follows.
WARSAW DISTRICT
F. Thomas, Presiding Elder.
Warsaw, j. w. Lower; War
saw Circuit, W. II. Bast; Bour.
bon, D. G. Kessinger; Clunette,
S. 0. Fink; Donaldson. J. w.
Martin; Indian Village, M. S.
Hill; Bremen Circuit, M. v.
Hibbs; Plymouth, l. S. Cleaver;
Burket. Z. J. Miner; Silver Lake.
f,H. E. Butler; Tyner, w. Simons;
pWalkerton, s. II. Yager; Roches-
ter, O. B. Wells; Prairie Grove,
T. J. Smith; North Judson, S. P
holster.
ELKHART DISTRICT
+. Simons, Presiding Elder.
Elkhart,- j. E. Crimes; Adams
vile, J. w. DeLong; Bremen,
L. o. Oyler; Brimfeld, A. F.
McCloe; Fawn River, To be sup
piled; Nappanee, J. G. Albright;
Waterloo, J. w. Eby; Pleasant
Lake, ]. D. Coverstone; Angola,
M. M. LeCount; Butler, o. F.
Lands; Ligonier, D. Robinson,
Solomons Greek, w. II. sitten
house; Albion, G.. V. Null; New
vile. ]. S. Miller; Syracuse, O.
Givens; South Bend. to be sup
piled.
PERU DISTRICT
j. W. Lake, Presiding Elder.
Peru, G. M Byerley; Colburn,
S. O.Goodrich; Young Ameri-
ca, ]. w. Hindbaugh: Frankfort,
w. ]. Parker; Frankfort Circuit,
G. A. Sickafoose; Fulton, r. D.
Blven; Galveston, W. 81. Fetro
Grass Greek, s. Snyder; La Fay.
cite, j. L. Ickes; Logansport,
J. T. Keesey; Rich Valley, B. F.
Thomas; Erie, L. w. Love; Macy,
j. @. Kline; Dayton, r. w. vii
gus; Laketon. j. A. Keck; r. j.
Psrret and e. G. Avis Evange-
lists at-large; w. M. Bell Gen
Missionary Sec. N. Castle, Bish
op Western Dist.
FORT WAYNE DISTRICT
A. M. Cummins, Presiding Ell
der.
Fl. Wayne, G. F.. Byrer; Deca
tur, G. E. Luke; Monrc eville, j
L. Powers; Ossian, G. A. Spitler
-Tocsin, ]. w. Bookert; Roanoke,
A. F. Hnepps; Pleasant. w. A
Thomas; Huntington, G. h. Bell
Churubusco, L. A. Stangle: Col.
umbia City, L. L. Shaffer; South
Whitley, J. A. Farmer; Gobels
vile, Rev, Hammond; North Man
chester. ]. L. Goshert; Columbis
City, Circuit, @. Hutchinson
Liberty Mills, G.. L. Mattox.
CONFERENCE NOTES
Bishop Kephart is a large mar
Of commanding presence and
and bears 2 striking resemblance
to the late Mark Hanna.
He does not mind cracking {
joke at the expense of a pastor
when good occasion presents
itself, and mach of the success o
the conference was due to his ex
excellent executive ability
The singing was under the di-
rection OF Rev. e. 81. Pontiou
and the Arion Quartet and wa
as good as has ever been heard il
this city.
G. S. Parker, who has been |
member Of this quartet and i
known by almost everybody il
Marshall county has been IS