The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-09-28
COMES BACK AGAIN
Rev. W. W. Stevens Again Named
as Pastor Of Park Avenue
Methodist Church
EARL v. FISHER LEAVES SALEM
Rev. ]. F. Romoser is Returned as
Pastor of the German Methodist
Chnrch.-Rev. G. L. Limper
Retires From Ministry

The Rev. W. w. Stevens will be the
pastor of Park Avenue church for
another year, as this was the decision
of the Wisconsin Conference which
closed it's annual session at Wausau
Monday night.
The reading of the appointments
was the last order of business of the
conference, and there was a general
shake-up in the ministers. Kenosha
county churches, however, Jared well
in the assignment of pastors, and
with one exception the ministers who
have been in charge during the year
| just closed returned to their parishes.
This exception was in Salem, where
the Rev. Earl V. Fisher had been the
pastor. Rev. Fisher was taken from
Salem and given a great boost by
being placed in charge of the church
at Columbus, Wis. He will be sue
ceeded by the Rev. E. @. Buelink.
The removal of Mr.. Fisher from
Salem will be greatly regretted by
the members Of his church in the
western part of the county, as the.
Salem minister has been a great favo-
rite with the Methodists. He has
taken positive stand against the
abuse of the laws in the town, and
has been instrumental in bringing
violators to justice. The church at
Salem had sent a unanimous request
for the return of Mr., Fisher, but the
charge at Columbus offered such a
wider field for his labor that Mr..
Fisher could do nothing but accept
the call.
KeEe a6ffsta tpqGnenin tments. for the Mi1wau-
ence follow: Presiding elder, J. S.
Lean; Bristol, ]. L. Sizer; Burlington,
E. A. Foley; Cedarburg, A. J. Quirn;
Cudahy, B. w. Kramer; Franksville,
w. S. Woodruff; Genoa Junction, A.
N. Christensen; Kenosha, w. w.
Stevens; Menominee Falls, L. E.
Shanks; Milwaukee City, Asbury, E.
D. Koh1stedt; Epworth, w. Bennett;
Grand avenue, G. A. Scott; Kingsley,
w. D. Cox; Park Place, P. F. Stair;
Sherman street, E. D. Kohlstedt;
I
P. Young; Trinity, w. P. Peterson;
Wesley, J. E. Farmer (probably);
North Greenfield, H. c. Logan; North
Prairie and Eagle, F. A. C. Crown;
Oconomowoc, J. Schneider; Pewau-
kee, B. T. White; Pleasant Prairie,
r. H. Jones; Port Washington, S. ].
Trick; Racine, r. X. Manaton; Racine
second church, E. Kamen; Salem. E.
O. Bue1ink; Somers, c. w. Parron;
South Milwaukee, S. r. Williams;
Sussex and Nelson, w. ]. Weber;
Union Grove, ]. S. Leek; Wauwatosa,
C. e. Loldthorp; Yorkville, to be sup
piled.
German Methodists Appoint
/ The annual conference of the Ger
man Methodist church closed Monday
evening at Aurora, ILL.,, and Rev. ]. F.
Romoser has been returned to the
church in Kenosha for another year
of service. At this session of the
German conference the Rev. G.. L.
Limper, former pastor of the Kenosha
4 church, and during the past three
/ years pastor of the church at Bristol,
retired from the active work of the
4 ministry and was granted superan-
uate relation with the conference. It
is understood that Mr.. Limper will
move with his family to this city in
i the near future. He has business in.
terests here and will probably give
his time to looking after them. In
his place at Bristol the Rev. ". F.
i Wagner was named.
| The appointment of the German
ministers for this district follows;
Presiding elder, A. c. Berg; Baraboo,
i C. F. Henke; Beaver Dam, J. L. Men
ger; Bristol, w. F. Wagner; Burling-
ton, w. F. E1ske; Columbus, w.
Doegge; FIT. ST. Kinson, H. G. Ruff;
Kenosha, J. F. Romoser; Lowell and
J Portland, A. F. Ladwig; Madison and
Arena, A. Breslech; Milwaukee, First
church, H. Lemcke, Fifth church,
Charles Hed1er; Galena street church,
!, Jacob Schott; Emmanuel church, A.
i C. Keyser; Second church, w. J,
, Weber; Third church, A. Fuerstenau
Oconomowoc, A. Karnopp; Sun Prai-
RE, r. Drescher; WATERFOWL, A. H
Finger; West Bend, Kewaskum, and
Iron Ridge, A. Held and H. A. Spon.
ho1tz.
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