Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-05-10
EXECUTIVE SESSIONS ARE HELD
Business Mems Association Give Dele
gates Auto Ride Around tho
clty.-Assignments for
:: Sunday.

The chief matter under considera.
ton during the morning was the place
tor the next meeting. Bishop Will
lam A. Quayle extended an invita-
ton for Oklahoma City, Okla. It was
accepted and the bishops will hold
their next meeting on Wednesday, No.
vember I.
An interesting detail Of the after
noon was the visit of T. D. Collins,
wealthy lumberman of Nebraska,
Penn. He is we'll known to the board
OF missions Of the M. E. church, it
having been favored by him with many
handsome gifts amounting to more
than 100000. Mr.. Collins was close
friend Of the late Bishop G.. A. McCabe,
whose battlecry startled the church,
when it was first heard, $4,000, 900
tor MISSIONS"
Mr.. Collins principal business here
was to impress a great movement to
enlarge the subscription list Of all
Methodist periodicals. 1t is said that
It the ministers and district superin-
tendents led by the college OF bishops
became active at once in this depart
ment of church work, Mr.. Collins pro-
misses handsome donation to put the
church papers on "easy street."
An automobile ride around the city
was arranged by the Winona Business
Mems association to the great pleas
IRE of the bishops after a most strenu-
ous days labor.
In the evening the bishops were en-
tertained at different private func-
tons in various homes. Saturday
three sessions were held. The ap-
pointments for Sunday were made as
follows: Bishop Mcintyre, First Con-
gregational church, Winona; Bishop
John L. Nuelsen, First German Meth
odist church, Winona; Bishop Charles
W. Smith, First Baptist church, Vino
ia; Bishop Thomas B. Medley, First
Presbyterian church. Winona.
Outside of the city the following
assignments were made: First Church,
Eau Claire, Wis.,, where the new
church is to be dedicated, Bishop John
Hamilton; First church, Mondovia,
Wis, where a new church is to be
dedicated, Bishop Joseph F. Berry;
First church, Rochester, Mimi, Bishop
Earl Cranston; Kasson, MIMI, Bishop
David H. Moore; Fowler church, Min
neapolis, Bishop William F. Anderson;
Olive church, Chicago, Bishop William
A. Quayle.
Rev. E. NJ. Evans, pastor Of the
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church in
Des Moines, Iowa, was in the city and
secured Bishop Joseph F. Barry to
consecrate class Of deaconnesses on
June 16. and to dedicate the new
church there, costing $4,000. The
whole amount is subscribed so that
no money will be asked on the day
Of dedication.
The closing sessions of the st. Paul
district, German Methodists, were
held. Rev. J. J. Hoffman, Of st. Paul,
was elected a fraternal delegate to
confer with the conference of the
evangelical association which meets at
Blue Earth City next week. The prob
lem at that time will be union of
small churches of each denomination
In few towns in Minnesota.
An extended discussion participated
in by nearly all of the bishops was
had in regard to how the church may
make its labors among the colored
people of the south more fruitful.
Rev. c. A. Thiele, of Nerstrand,
spoke on 1.-THE Preacher and the Pull.
pitt Rev. Hoffman of st. Paul, was
heard on ''St. Paul as a PASTOR" "The
Evangelical Sermon" was the topic
by Rev. M. G. Dorsdall. Rev. H. w,
Koenig and F. c. Schultz of Waseca
spoke on the topic, 1.-THE Family Altar
and as Factor in the Development of
the Christian Character" Rev. w. E..
Baumgarten's topic was How can the
Spirit Of Revival be Perpetuated
Through the Year," Rev. 8. A. OF
Red Wing, gave his address on the
Bible" and Bishop Charles A. Smith,
who is attending the college meeting
here, gave an interesting interpreta-
ton Of Methodist law.
The following committees were made
public: Observation-Disclosures Gran
ston, Berry, Bashford, Medley. Quayle
and Hughes.
Law and administration Bishops
Warren, Moore, Burt, Anderson, Smith,
Mcintyre and Mallalea.