Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-09-25
ROLLINS IS NAMED
SUPERIN1EN
RACINE MINISTER WILL SUCCEED
REV. C. S. LEAN IN MILWAU-
KEE DISTRICT.
OTHER APPOINTMENTS MADE.
Bishop Nicely Announces Changes in
Methodists' Eastern Wisconsin Con-
ference at Neenah

odlst conference yesterday afternoon,
Rev. William Rollins pastor of the First
church. Racine, was appointed district
superintendent of the Milwaukee district.
Bishop Neely's appointments are as
follows:
Appleton Observation-Disclosures Perry
Millar, Appleton; Abrams and Brooksde, to
be supplied; Algoma Ii. l. James; Angell-
ca, William Moyle; Antigo, ": A. Hal;
by L: NJ. Edmunds; Clintonville, Z. T.
GoldthorPe; Crandon and and = Eicho, H. s,I b.
o oed by AeP Ge6oro Elton supped by L.
I. Porter; Gilet, c. w. Boag; Grand Rap
ids. r; Evans: Green Bay, First, J; H.
supplied by /. H. Lewis; Hickory and Sur
ing, supplied by Q. W. Smith; lola, sup
piled by H; 3: stone; Jack;sonpqrt, d. :;
F!ambeau and Mercer, supplied by 3: A:
| Ware; Manawa and Symco, A. L. Tucker;
Marinette, 5: IL Anderson; Marion Sup sup
Miladore and Rudolph, supplied by {; "a, II;
Jacquth MinocqHa and sa Say supp snp
piled by C. H. Jacquith; Niagara and Flor
ence, J. J; Ceiling, oeonto and Lena.
Oneida, J. F. Decker; Ormsby, supplied by
J. T. Kendall Peshtigo and Harmony, A.
A. Bennett; Rhinelander, S. j. Tink; Sey-
er; Shawano, T. James; Sturgeon Bay, }.
hawk, supplied by I. Il. Lewis; figerton,
| supplied; Wausau, F. II. brigham; Wei
come and Sugar Bush, supplied by T. V.
add dV sc H L CO Car
michael, district superintendent, Fond du
Lac; Beaver Dam, J. o. Garrett; branuo on
and Reeds coFner w. kern byrSn
River, J. 7. Murrish Fond du Lac circuit,
o6p Gvd fop Fox d Lake Lac suped by
G. G Hubert Greenbush and Glenbulah.
to be supplied; Hartford A N M H de9ne;
Sharpe; Horizon, supplied by William
Newey; Juneau and Lowell, N. n kafer;
Kingston and Marquette, supplied BY f.
supplied by D. II. Carmichael; Markesan,
Lake Morie and Mockford, c. ], Messenger;
Marshall, l.. w: Nixon; Mayville, l.. Knut.
Hustisford, A. F. Hasse Oakfeld, 5. Hal
| sey; Pardeeville and Marcellon, George 81
mester; Randolph and CORTLAND, Thomas
! ner; Sheboygan, +. A. Nimits; Sheboygan
[ Falls r. s. Ingraham; Sun Prairie, s. Jo-
| life; Waterloo and York, L. H. Cadman;
Waupun, William Hooton; West Bend, W.
| E. LOWther.
GAINESVILLE DistrictmJohn REYNOLDS, super.
intendent. Beloit W. A. NeWing; Clinton
and Fairfield, supplied by $. Lugg; Delavan.
| r. w. Bosworth; East Troy and German
A5on e. K Melns EGorn s1d Bet hq
j. L. Sizer; Evansville, T. w. North; Foot
VILE, to be supplied; Fort Atkinson, E. W.
Hebron and Rome, e. NJ oliver; James
vile, j. II. Tippett Jefferson, to be sup.
| piled; Lake Geneva, F. c. Richardson; Lake
| Spring Prairie and Springfield, J. q. Hicks;
%unetINn and and Otter Greek Porter Or Or
| Palmyra and Little Prairie, E. A. Foley.
Palmyra circuit, r. s. Martin; Richmond
and Utters Corners, Thomas Sharp; Sharon,
| G. W. White; Shopiere, A. w. Ownby;
| Stoughton and Stebensville, E. J. Symons;
Waterfowl, NJ, L. Everz; Whitewater, ]. s.
| Lean.
Oshkosh District Superintendent, T. D.
Williams. Almond, {. f: Ludwig; Amherst
and Neuman, r. w Smith; Berlin and Rush
e. BaeRa Vista ana
f. c. Zoerb; hartford, E. G. Roberts,; Flo
and Bethel, j. B. Cole: Eureka and North
Rushford, J. G. Eberhart;, Hortonville and
! Potter; Menasha and Vinland, f. J. Turner
Neenah and Clayton. N. A. Drew; New Lon
G Oshkosh 1 Algoma Street +. F. stair; 0 sh
| kosh, First, f. A. Pease; Second church and
Omro Junction w. w. Wilson, Parfreyville
Spring Lake, A. O. Nuss; Princeton, sup.
piled by Arthur Johnson; Ripon and Green
Lake, F. ]; Mines; Stevens Point, G, F.
| Spray; Stockbridge, supplied by G. F. Fous;
| Waukau, Isaac Johnson; Waupaca and Lind,
| Webster Mllar: Wautoma and Raymond
r. II. Jones; Weyauwega and Maple Grove,
| T. S. Neff; Wild Rose and Dopp, John Wills;
Winneconne and Clemansville. Howard Mil
! Ter.
Milwaukee District-William Rollins, SUI.
| Burlington, T. w. Sprowls; Franksville and
Ives Grove, j. W. Perry; Genoa junction,
Frank Mla a Ken0SRa K vi W. Stevens
Prairie and Eagle, c. J. futile; Oconomo,
woe toc and Monterey, /. 3. shanks; Pewau.
Prairie and Wesley, supplied by, NJ. J. Ra.
S McChesney; Racine First church, ". P,
supplied by ]. L. schroyer; somers, H. A.
Wood; South milwaukee, and Cudahy,- j.
ford EGdO and Caldwell, F. NJ Pratt; Waukesha
and We BfnA1am a e = Bueg
Yorkville and Raymond, supplied by. 6, R.
Hall: Milwaukee Asbury: e D. Kohlstedi
Epworth and Adkins, ": Bennett; Grand Grand
Park Place. II. G. Logan; Sherman Street,
{: v. Turner: simpson. H &c Coleman s;d1n ~ Sum
Special appointments Samuel Pantz.
president Of Lawrence university, member
| ton, president Memorial university, Mason
City, Ia, member Janesyille quarterly con,
ference s. Naylor professor LaTrenee
A. Trever. Lawrence member Appleton
| quarterly; NJ. S. Terry, professor Garrett
| Biblical institute, member Grand Avenue,
Milwaukee, quarterly; G. H Trever, pro.
fessor Cannon Theological seminary, mem,
F. C. Brayton, field agent Wisconsin Chill.
dren's Home society, member Appleton
| quarterly; o. P. Christian, field agent Idaho
! Children's Home society, member Kingsley
quarterly, Milwaukee.
Urging that the conference do every
thing in its power to relegate to per-
petual political obscurity Speaker Gan
non of the House of Representatives, the
| committee on temperance of the confer
ence made it's report to the conference