Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-09-20

M. {. PASTORS
Assignments in State Made
at Annual Conference
Announced by Bishop.


pointments for the Wisconsin confer
ence of the Methodist church as an.
nouneed by Bishop Mitchell at the
closing sessions of the annual bust.
ness session held in this city:
Appleton District
District superintendent, J. H. Tippets
Abrams Brookside and Sampson ]. G.
Eninger; Algoma, Thomas Austin; Ang-
Amigo Circuit
o. u. Cannon, Appleton; J. A. Holmes.
and Plover; Ernest Luenberger Clinton
vile and Marion; Alfred Hoad, Crandon
ana Argonne; B. G. Ploper, DePere; A. 0.
Nuss, Dunbar Center; r. L. Green, Gill
lett; E. T. soper, Green Bay First
church; G. K. McInnins, st. Paurs
church; T. 3. Williams. Hickory and Sur
Media; T. Goldsworthy, lola; S. B. Lewis.
M14aplegrove and symco; E. G. Roberts.
]. r. Bulley, Nation and Sanborn; l. II.
Bean, Menasha; Daniel Debraille, Mer~
rill; S. j. Trink, Milladore and Junction
City; S. B. Lewis, Minocqua
Hardwood and Mercer Circuit
~. r. Cheek, Mosinee and Danceys
Trester Osterhuis, Neenah /. E. Schla-
gg tz Newton and New London; V.
Falls and Lena; E. j. Mathews. Oneidai
=. A. Tenant, Peshtigo and Harmony;
z; r. Olson, Port Edwards; James
mour and Black Creek; G. w Lester.
ShaWano; A. G. Wade, Stevens Point; r.
a; Bar mes Sturgeon Bay and Jackson
Brookaw; Irwin Mielenz, Washington
Island. Supplied, Wausau, Richard
Evans; Wisconsin Rapids. A. A. Benz
nett; Wittenberg and Tigerton, e. De-
Allen.
Fond du Lac District
District superintendent w. p. Leeks
Dam n Aoda d. n
i Eureka, A. w. Barnland; Brandon and
Ladoga, F. F. Raby; CampbeIlsport. ].
p. Garrett; Flo, G. H. Jacquitz; Fond du
Triggs; Green Bay and Princeton, E. G.
| Hubert; Greenbush and Glenbeulah Wills
liam Mason; Lamartine, Rosendale and
Mackford and Kingston, Anton Hatle@
stad; Mayville and Media, G.. G. Cars
michael.
Godfrey Tietze,. Oakfield and South
and North Rushford; e. @. saunderson.
Oshkosh, Tenth street and Bethel church.
Charles Wise; Pardeeville and MARCEL
lon, G. M. Starkweather; Parfrayvillea
Granta and Crystal Lake, J. J. Collinss
Randolph and CORTLAND, E. A. PeaseS
Ripon, r. s. Miller; Sheboygan, j. W.
Perry; Sheboygan Falls, George Sines~
/ Workman; Waupaca and Amherst, q.
i M. Oliver; Waupun, Paul Lewis, Wau~
toma, Raymond and Spring Lake, t. j
Reykdal; Wildrose and DoIp. s. c.
! Ferris.
District superintendent, F; j. Turners
Lowell, I. E. Foss; Delavan, G. w. Bongt
East Troy and German Settlement, f.
A. Nimits; Edgerton and Albion, r. J.
Bailey; Elxhorn and Bethel, 7. P. Nils
bourn; Evansville F. p. Hannenan; Falb
/ River, Howard Yea; Footville, John Clot-
folly; Fort. Atkinson. Carl p; Reetzl
CN%r,<@ a Z rT1v~
Rome, Anton Stury; Janesyille. F. F:
! Case; Juneau, w. J. Corr; Horizon and
| Neosha, w. j. Corr; Lake Geneva, A. e.
Tink; Lake Mills and Milford, Ernest
Britain; Lyons, Spring Prairie and
Springfield. G. G. Kunde; Marshall, H.
]. Lane; Milton Junction. Milton and
Lima. S. A. Sheard; Oxfordville and Ply-
mouth, G.. G. Sunderson; Palmyra juno
! ton, S. w. Rogers; Palmyra and Little
! Prairie; Lorenz Knutson; Richmond. Ut
/ tiers Corners and Heart Prairie, p. G.
1 His; Sharon, A ]. Johnson; Stoughtons
/ r. H. Jones; Sun Prairie. A. e. Schaubs
Troy Center District
David Bell; Waterloo and York, T. W.
North; Watertown and Pipersville, w.
/ B. Carr; Whitewater, Allen Adams.
Milwaukee Circuit
District superintendent, II. G.. LoganS
Bristol and Rossmer, ]. A. Steen; Burr
| lington and English Settlement, S. E.
Ryan; Caldwell and Vernon, Theo. Leon-
Cudahy, Fred Rossiter; Franksville and
Ives Grove, John Wills; Hartford, ]. A.
Collinge;. Kenosha, E. Burns Martin and
H. S. Wise; Menominee Falls, North
Lisbon and New Butler, Walter R. Cons
ner; Milwaukee, Asbury, Frank s: Dunk-
ley; Auer avenue, W. Rollins; EpworthA
stansell; Ke1lwood, II. J. Root; Kingsley.
j. S. Hoagland; st. Paul's, Thomas Gard-
ner; st. Peters. Stanley Maslowskis
William Wilson; Trinity. Henry Johnsoni
Wesley, e. II. Longbrake; North Prairie
and Eagle, w. J. Perry; OconomoWoe'
/ Cecil Ristow; PeWaukee and Brookheldl
j. S.. Neff; pleasant Prairie and Wesley
Chapel, J. A. Steen; Racine, First church.
l. M. Hargett; Grand avenue F. G. R1ch-
ardson; North side and lake shore. s; N.
Stevens; South Milwaukee, A. L. Tuckert
Sussex and Merton, Guy Wilkinsons
Union Grove and Prairie Corners, J. 8.
Ellis.
G.. A. futile; Waterford, w. G. Kurtzf
Waukesha, G. w. Haywood; Wauwatosa
Allis, H S. Witherbee; West Bend, w.
j. G. Perry; Yorkyille and North Capes
| Samuel Olson.
A. j. Benjamin, editor OF Wisconsin
Christian Advocate; F. c. Brayton, field
agent for Wisconsin Children's Home
secretary; Samuel Cookson, agent for
Lawrence college; John 7. Kendall, chap
lain, United States army; S. w. Naylors
professor in Lawrence college; W. A.
NeWing, field secretary and chaplain
Wisconsin Deaconess hospital; Enoch
| Perry, educational work; Samuel Plantzs
president Lawrence college; M. y. IRON
cry, superintendent Of extension DEPART
ment board of Sunday schools; A. A.
Trever, professor LawreA9e college; IL
H. Trevers, professor Grannon Theology
cal seminary.
The following were left without ap-
pointments to attend one of the schools:
B. Watson. L. E. Jones, L. G. Kopske.
w A. Hail. Fond du Lac, formerly dis
trict superintendent of the Fond du Lao /.
district, was granted years leave OK
absence.
Deaconesses in Milwaukee-Miss Mary
c.. Grant superintendent OF deaconesS
work; Mrs Eva NJ Bailey, Trinity; MISS
Cora Kinney, Asbury settlement; Venola
Hanson, Asbury settlement; Emma y.
House. matron at $50 CEDAR streett
Esther NGotz. office assistant az Dea=
coness home; Olive M. Webster, Granu
avenue church
The enrolment of the Superior
State Normal school on its third day
of the fall semester is still below the
record of 800 students set last year.
So far this year only $50 students
have enrolled.
E. L. Davidson, Peshtigo, was shot
in the left lung when his rife ex.
ploded. He had just returned from
his hunting lodge and a cartridge that
had dropped into the casing dis
charged as the gun struck the cement