Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-09-18
BISHOP NEELEY
GIVES OUT LB1
APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCER =.
CLOSING SESSION OF MFTuo
DIST CONFERENCE.
ESTIMATE SALOON vO1g
Rev. U. G. Humphrey Asserts That "
Govern Vote Represents LIQUOR
interests Strength.
TEMPERANCE REPORT ADop1n|

ASHLAND, Wis, Sept. 15.--ISpec,nE
At the closing session of the West w.
consin Methodist conference MoDa,
Bishop Neeley read the list of apnon, Il
ments for the year. When the REM,
of the temperance committee was bpm
an animated discussion took place, if \,
ing understood that the report opDsg
not only the candidates whom the lopr
interests placed in the field but the NJ,
ties also. The report was adopted with II
all reference to parties eliminated, if h.
ing argued that under the primary sr,
TEN parties must take just what capA
dates the voters infiict upon them.
State President Humphrey of M
Anti-Saloon league declared that an a,
curate estimate of the liquor vote 8
Wisconsin can be obtained in the yot
cast for Francis e. McGovern for sa,
ator, he being the only candidate wS
answered the letter of the German-Amr
lean alliance. President Humphrey A.
serted that McGovern received the en-
tire saloon vote.
The appointments as announced M
Bishop Neeley are as follows:
Ashland district. w. Irish, district On
perintendent; Alabama circuit. John "
Birchall; Ashland, W. F. TOmllnson. Ash
R. Kershaw; Bayfield,, n. j. 4der@
Brentwood circuit, Ito be supplied; Bne
and Weyerhaeuser, Philip Koenig; Chetpi
and New Auburn, j. W; Charlton: Clam
Falls Falls circuit G1oa J. H; M LS and H.
Cumberland J. III. Chatterson DrumnOM
circuit, Fred s. Bishop; Frederick, {. {.
Becker: Glen Flora circuit, A. C. Jerl
Grantsburg, j. H. Benson. Hurley Circuit
d. f. Hill: Ladysmith and Tony, J. E. Wat
son; New Richmond and Boardman, W Il
Kloster; Odanah Indian mission 7 n
Thomas; OsceOla and Dresser, Ito be SUP
Piled; Phillips and Park Falls, r. e. Mich
ell. Prairie Farm circuit, George Hanson
Rice Lake, w. NJ. Philpot; Shell Lake and
Spooner, J. w. Helmuth; st. Croix Falls
II. B. Brenaman; Superior, Cummings Ave
nue., w. Court; Fifty ninth Street HI
3: Bortel; First chuch, +. H. Haryg;I
Washburn, Ito be supplied).
Eau Claire district-F. w. Straw, district
superintendent: Arkansaw, Thomas Hail
ris; Augusta, John Fisher; Cadott, G. WI
Austin; Chippewa Falls, E. c. Dixon; C&l
by and Thorpe, J. A. Meats; Coltax, W. II
Scott; Downing, W. E. Marsh; Duah
Frank Bell; Eau Claire, First church A
W. r. Palmer; Eimwood. ]. T. Kneel
Ellsworth, James Ford; Glenwood, R. H.
Reed; Greenwood, w, H, Norton; Ham
Hudson, F. NJ. Haight; Knapp, Irwin Ne
Murray; Louisville. c. w. Harrop; LOYAL,
C. II. Towne; Maiden Rock, H. A. Waste
Marshfeld, NJ. E. Fraser; Medford, David
r. Dunn; Menomonie, 4: J. Coram; O@
Grandy; River Falls, +. W. Harris; Sper
Ger and Unity, d. Fl. Householder; Stan
ley, T. w. Stamp.
La Crosse district-W. H. Vance, dIstrt
superintendent, La Crosse, Wis; Alma Cen
River Falls, L. E: Hoisington; Cataract %
be supplied; De Soto, A. u. Moore; EqvA
J. s. Smallwood; Elroy, w. w. Hurd; Fair
child, A. B. Scoville; Galesville, A. B, Klein
Humbird, e. A. Smith; Ironton, A :
Braddock; La Crosse, Caledonia Street, 4
V. Ingham; First church, to be supplied.
West Avenue, w. P. Cunningham, +. l.
Hart; Lindsey and Pittsville, j. H. Danies
Kibbin; Mcmillan, B. c. Sllls; Mondovi. J.
II. Anderson; Necedah, E. d. Epson; NeIls
vile, w. P. Burrows; New Lisbon, r {
Russell; Onalaska, L. B. Colman; Reed
Horth; Sparta, L.. A. Bremen; Sprngyyils
NJ, V, Jacobs; Stoddard, William Mac
Auley; Tomah, w E. Boeticher. Tomah dr
cult, A. H. Stanley; Trempeaeau. Geors
q. Hills; Tunnel City James Knight viz
qua, c. E. Buffers; Valley junction, J. B
O'Connor; Wilton and Norwak, N. j.
Halter; Whitehall and Arcadia, Arthu
Chalfant; Wonewoc, Gilbert Deniston. =,
Madison districts. w. TrOnsdale, ds
trict superintendent; Albany, Richard fer
der; South, F. P. Quick: BellevilIe, " !
Webb; Black Earth and Mazomanie, G. I
Carver; Briggsville, j. F. DorIand; Bpd
head, G.. n. Foster, Brooklyn, 6. Geo e
Iona, D. W. Barcley; DeIton, W. R. Irisl
Hancock, e. E. Andrus; Juda, Arthur Din
dale;I Kilbourn, j. W. Rodewald; Lou
Charles B. Croxall; Mcfarland and Mont Mont
cello, A: L. Tull; Madison, First chn n,,
George MacAdam; student pastor. EdT Cw
ford; Merrimac, F. NJ. Prucia; Monroe )
A. Ross Monroe circuit, James Hufsan
Mount Horeb, c. NJ. Christensen; Mus
coda, V. R. Thompson; North Freedom Cnlso,
Plainfield, w. G.. Jones and A. S; PheTgss
Portage, Edmund Trimm; Poynette WI
liam Rowe; Prairie du Sac. F. l.. ROBBERS
Richland Center. J.: E. Cook. Rlcn lil5
Center circuit, F. F.. Eubele: SeEtQ2Inl,Ta at
G. S. Joslin; Spring Green, G. II, WiIea
Platteville district-George Mortified, da
trict superintendent; Dodgevile, AT Tx,
William e. Callahan; Belmont Fl. s. WY
erbee; Benton. John Harris; Bloom, G., Glty goI
IL. hlidOW; bloomington, L. N. W." U.S
Blue River and Clyde, John Bissell; b Go"
| bel, J. w. Barnett; Cuba City. Z. l.; LIZ wv
| er; Darlington, /. F. Nuzum DOdgeglOes,
| s. Gilbert; Dodgeville circuit, ChrlstOptIs,
| Cook; Excelsior, A L. Hurlbut; taypsgg
| A. F. Kroneman; Fennimore, g. A. Pr
! Hazel Green. James Irish; Lancaster, , ..
| Morgans; Linden, A. J. Davis; M VI M
| RAM Mount Hope. J. A. Vincent: Prov GroT
| Sterling, Joseph S. Morris; Patch D Slyy
| and Bagley, Charles L. Hooking; dt,r crfi
! Vile, F. E. Bauchop; PlatteYille ca cn' so
| Cassville, William Shepherd; keweyGS o Sg
| Harris; Shrllsburg. E. G. Vischer; spy
| Grove. Waiter Snow; South WAYNE, 70 /
Witherbee: Viola and Lafarge, NtOleN