The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-02
S. CHANGES MADE
Northwest Kansas M. E. Con-
ference Brought to Close.
Many Ministers Allowed to Re.
tain Old Charges.

Ellsworth, Kan, April 2.-The
Northwest Kansas NJ. E. conference
closed its annual session here Sunday
night following the reading of new
appointments. Many ministers were
allowed to retain their old charges,
but siXty-five changes were made in
the district in the official list read by
Bishop Shepard. The appointments,
with the number of years for each
minister in his present location are:
Colby District.
NJ. G. Terry, Salina. Superintendent, .
Agra, c. A. Davis, 1; Almena, w. J. Ward,
/ Atwood. ]. 3. Sites. 5 Brakeman, f. G.
Smith. 1; Bird City, G. johnson, l. Brew
NJ. Borton, ,; Chardon, H. w Wolf, L;
Codell, A. y. Hall, L Colby, W. L. Fry, 3;
W WTesaen Glade bls % Fappe len e. Good
land, o. b. Allen, /; Hill City circuit L. A.
Branson, 1 HoXie, F. G. Cox, .; Jaqua, d.
Ramona, j. X Hunter, / Kantrado, e. Z,
Gunckel, 3; Lenora, Fred Blanding, );
HaEpR me- BTmGW BsfSel caoG
/ Natoma, 7. j. Nixon, 3 Norcatur, C. II.
Cowman, Grant Mann, |; PIainyilIe; y; W
eircS1it, F: n. withem, :; Prairie View, G.
r. Flowers II Rueton: George Bii,lings'
K. Starbuck, 4 st. Francis circuit Robert
Parker l; Wheeler, r. II. Chrysler, 2;
Zurich, Roy Plott, L
Ellsworth District.
c. w. Stevens, salina, superintendent 5;
steison' ,; BrowneI, F. B. Cunning ham ;;
Brook1iiIe, b. o. Guncke1, 5: Giafiin, L. N.
Garfield; y 2; Culver " Ri Scott 1; Ellis
Mage y Gaata & Il simpson Grain e
field, j. B: Ripple. .; Cove, M. w. Weaver,
|; Hays, A s. Hale, 4; Holyrood, William
Lacrosse, j. 8. Gilmore limo Langley. E.
5. Pangburn, l; Lincoln, j. Il. Thomas. 2;
Lucas, H; c: Atkins =; Luray. J; c, Dgs-
Cracker, ]. ?. White, y Monument, L. NJ.
Bisbee, ?; Oakley, J. A; Greene, 2; Prairie
Woodward, /; Hanson. c. A Fisher, /;
Russell, J. e. Wilson, 4; Russell Springs,
l. ]. Bieber, 1; Sylvan Grove, V: V. Whit
Tescott, c. L. Wood, ?; Utica, R. E. Law
head. 2; Wakeeney, r. X. Sutton, 1; Waldo,
Winona, L. V. Hassell, 3; Wallace, to be
supplied.
Mankato District.
Ii. NJ Templin, Mankato, superintendent,
3; Agenda, Il. S. Lakeland, 1; Aurora, L.
c. Allen, |; Belleville, J. o. Borton, 3; Bel
laire, L. D. Funk, ?; Burr Oak, +. J; Lo-
L. E. Rockwell, B; Concordia, NJ. L. Wick,
man, G.: CORTLAND, l.. r. Honderick, ,;
Cuba, L, +; Templi d. 2; Esbon, G; l:
Glen Elder, S. Barker, =; Hollis, C. L. Car
penter. 3; Ionia, D. r. La Porte, 1; James
town. 7. H Parratt, l; Jewell, ". 4: Fort nt
anon, c. E. spauIding, l. Mankato, A. n.
Smith, 3; Mankato circuit, Harry Fisher,
and Highland. v C. Grant, .; Munden, ID.
H: Colvin, .; Narka, C. +. Tinker , otego,
"; A. Van Ggndy, ?; Ran R{, E Q, Bar
vile, p. H. Smith, 1; Rice, U. S. Chandler,
/; Scottsville, W; C. Lttell, L; scandia, L.
Star and Browns Creek, Thomas Miller,
3, address Jewell; Talmo, E.. C Rath, z;
Wayne, C. N. Nutter. 1; Weber. Mark e.
STnjf TO nd a1Tah
SaIina District.
G. r. Hall, salina, superintendent, 2;
erts,, l. Barnard, q. +. schaai, ,; Beloit,
Attree Smith, Z; Beloit circuit O.; G.
Bl9e hi Fl l. G SoW Creek Ben
e. Pierce, ., address Kirwin; Bristow, j.
L. King, ,. address Osborne; Cedar, Il: E.
phos, L. Bridwell, l; Downs, L; A. Nc
Keever, 4: Gaylord, Milton E. Smith, ;;
Glasco, James Taylor 3; Gypsum. b. D.
B. H. Horton, /; Lindsborg, NJ. H. Matt
haef, 2; Mentor, c: j. semans, 3, address
Cambria, c. B. Boldly, 1, address Salina
Osborne, NJ. F. .Loomis, 2; Ports, George
Winters, =; Roxbury, c. E; Hall, ?; salina,
ant, l; Salina, East chapel, E. L. Hutchins,
/ Salina, Grand Avenue, w. Carl Greene
/; salina' University, A. L. S semans, 3;
B. Tremaine, |; Stockton. f. f Madden,
3; Survey, J. f. Dennis, 1; Webster, Roy
Arend, /; Wells, Verne Daniels, .; Wood
ston, X. c. Myers, ..
Special Appointments.
John f. Harmon, president Kansas Wes-
leyan university; Fred l.. Farley, profes-
sor Kansas Wesleyan university; Elton X
Shaw. professor Kansas Wesleyan uni
versty; J. Z. NJ. Chambers, w. c. Henslee
A. w. G. Warren, Nelson l.. Bossing and
Earl X. Hillbrand left without appoint
nent to attend one of church schools, all
members of University Church Quarterly
| conference; w. D. Schermerhorn, president
| Dakota Wesleyan university, member VIII
son Quarterly conference; G. NJ. Ryder
conference evangelist for Colby district
member Norton Quarterly conference.
Prepare for Fort Camp.
Junction City, Kan, April 2.-Th=
| first official orders regarding the CIV
| ilian camps to be held at Fort Riley
| lates this summer have been received
at the post. Work will be begun al