The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-09-18
M|LLAR GIVEN HIGH POSITION
Former Pastor Of Local Church Named
as District Superintendent by the
Methodist Conference in Closing SEES
sion at Beloit on Sunday Afternoon.

| Few changes were made among the
ministers Of the Methodist church in
the Milwaukee district at the annual
| conference which closed at Beloit on
| Sunday afternoon and there will not
| be large number of new ministers in
/ this section of the state. The Rev.
Peter Stair was returned as pastor of
! Park Avenue Ne. e. church in Kenosha
for year and the only changes in this
vicinity were at some of the smaller
churches.
| OF especial interest to Kenosha peo-
pie was the appointment of the Rev.
Perry Millar, former pastor of Park
Avenue church and more recently pas
tor of Wesley church in Milwaukee to
the post Of district superintendent Of
the GAINESVILLE district. The list Of APP
pointments for the Milwaukee district
as made by Bishop Quayle On Sunday
afternoon follows:
Milwaukee district-W. A, Rollins,
superintendent. Bristol--Andrew Por-
ter. Burlington, English Settlement
and High street &C. c.. Becker.
Franksville and Ives Grove-A. E.
Tink. Hartford-J. S. Davis. Keno
sha-P. S Stair. Menomonee Falls
and New Lisbon-Thomas E. Foss,
Asbury and Simpson-C. w. Haywood.
Auer and New Butler-C. E. Gold
thorp and L. S. Knox EpWorth and
Atkins-George Sinister. Grand Ave.
| (Milwaukee)-H. A. Ingram. Kings
ley (Milwaukee)-E. D. Kohlstead.
Park Place (Mlwaukee)- /, An
drews. Summerfeld Milwaukee) &c
E. Weed. st. Paul milwaukee, -
Thomas Gardner st. Peters (Milwau.
kee) -Fred Rosenski. Trinity (Mil-
waukee)--J. P. Paul Wesley (Mil-
waukee)-T. D. Williams. West Al
lis-r-J S. Neff North Prairie, Eagle.
Genessee-J. W. Perry. Oconomowoc
and Montery-Webster Miller. Pc
waukee and Brookfeld-Joseph Ros-
murgy. Port Washington and Cedar
burg-C. I. Hail. Pleasant Prairie and
Wesley-R. E. Bethard. Racine, First
church-Thomas G. Cocks. Union and
Berryville-B. w. Kremer.9 Range
Avenue-F. J. Cartwright. ssomers
To be supplied. South Milwaukee
CudahyV. r. Thompson. Sussex and
Martini. E. Schlagemrhauf. Union
Grove and Circuit--Iohn Schneider.
Waldo Circuit. S. Ellis, Waukesha
IF. A. Pease. Waterford, Caldwell
and Vernon. Il. Sizer. Wauwatosa
James Churm. West Bend-A. Hood
Yorkville and North Cape-Supplied
by T. P. Hilbourne.
Detached appointments-A. J. Ben
ljamin, financial secretary of the Green
Bay Deaconess sanitarium, member of
the First Church. Green Bay quarter
ly conference; f. H. Brigham, secre-
tary of Wisconsin Sunday School AS
ISOLATION, member of the Appleton
quarterly conferences; F. @. Brayton,
field agent of the Wisconsin Children Is
!
Home society, member of the Apple
ton quarterly conference; w. j. Cour,
district superintendent, Wisconsin An
ii Saloon league, member Of the Hori-
con and Juneau quarterly conference
W. D. Cox, state superintendent, Anti
Saloon league of Arizona, member of
Kingsley quarterly conference; E. A.
Folly, chaplain in the Green Bay re-
formatory, member of the st. Paul IS
quarterly conference, Green Bay; J. S.
Lean, superintendent of the Wisconsin
Anti-Saloon league, member of the
West Allis quarterly conference; W. S.
Naylor, professor in Lawrence college,
member of the Appleton quarterly con-
ference; Enoch Perry, superintendent
city missions, Milwaukee, member of
the Wesley quarterly conference;
Samuel Plantz president of Lawrence
college, member of the Appleton quart
erl conference; A. A. Trevor, profess
sor in Lawrence college, member of
the Appleton quarterly conference; G.
H. Trevor, professor in German theo-
logical seminary, member of the Grand
Avenue quarterly conference; Milton
s. Terry, professor in Garrett Biblical
institute, member of the Grand Aven-
ne quarterly conference; NJ. J. Ire
merry, superintendent of extension work
of the board of Sunday schools, mem
Der of the Park Place quarterly CON