| Title |
Church Review Historical Edition/Vol. 4/No. 1/pg. 50 |
| Article Title(s) |
Payson M. E. School and Church continued Wildman Murphy A. W. Hartshorn Eureka and Mammoth Methodist Eureka Sunday School |
| Page |
50 |
| Subject |
Church membership; Utah--Church history; Methodist Episcopal Church (Payson, Utah); Methodist Episcopal Church--Utah--Payson; Methodist Church--Utah--Payson; Episcopal Church--Utah--Payson; Methodists--Utah--Payson; Episcopalians--Utah--Payson; Methodist Episcopal Church (Eureka, Utah); Methodist Episcopal Church--Utah--Eureka; Methodist Church--Utah--Eureka; Episcopal Church--Utah--Eureka; Methodists--Utah--Eureka; Episcopalians--Utah--Eureka; Methodist Episcopal Church--Utah--Nephi; Methodist Church--Utah--Nephi; Episcopal Church--Utah--Nephi; Methodists--Utah--Nephi; Episcopalians--Utah--Nephi; Methodist Episcopal Church--Utah--Mammoth; Methodist Church--Utah--Mammoth; Episcopal Church--Utah--Mammoth; Methodists--Utah--Mammoth; Episcopalians--Utah--Mammoth; Iliff Academy (Payson, Utah); Epworth League (Payson, Utah); Humphrey's College & Business Institute; Sunday schools--Utah--Payson; Sunday schools--Utah--Eureka; Schools--Utah--Payson; Iowa Agricultural College (Ames, Iowa) |
| OCR Text |
Show Page 50<br><br>and June 23, 1890, Bishop Ninde, assisted by Dr. Iliff, laid the cornerstone of Iliff Academy. It was completed that fall sufficiently to allow school work the second term. Rev. R. T. Smith was the first pastor of the church, and the school year of 1891 and 1892 began with him as president, and his wife, Thomas Scott and wife and G. H. Bradford and wife as assistants. The school year of 1892 and 1893 began with Thomas Scott as principal and G. H. Bradford and wife as assistants. Rev. Mr. Smith having returned East, there was no pastor in the field till Rev. G. W. Rich arrived from Kansas in November, 1892, remaining till June, 1894. The school year of 1894 and 1895 began with Rev. John Telfer as principal, and Mrs. Murphy, assistant, with Miss Annie Don giving part of her time in hearing classes. In June, 1894, Wildman Murphy became pastor, and in September the school opened with Mrs. Murphy, principal, and Miss Don and Miss Elsie Miles as assistants. The present year of |
| Further Information |
This page includes a photograph each of Wildman Murphy, A. W. Hartshorn and Mrs. J. H. Cox. The first article is a continuation about the Iliff Academy and the Methodist Episcopal Church in Payson, Utah. The second article is a biographical sketch of Wildman Murphy. The third article is about Professor A. W. Hartshorn. The fourth article regards the Methodist Episcopal Church in the Eureka circuit, Utah. The last article is about the history of the Methodist Sunday school in Eureka. Argall (Mrs.) Comer, G. W. R. V. (Rev.) Cox, John H. (Mrs.) Bloodgood (Miss) Bradford, G. H. (Mrs.) Bradford, G. H. Gifford (Miss) Iliff (Dr.) Mater, C. E. De La (Rev.) Murphy, W. (Mrs.) Nelson (Miss) Ninde (Bishop) Rich, George Wilson, 1842-? Scott, T. S. (Mrs.) Smith, R. T. (Mrs.) Smith, R. T. (Rev.) Williams (Mrs.) |
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application/pdf |
| Rights Management |
Copyright 2004, Westminster College. All rights reserved. |
| Spatial Coverage |
Philadelphia (Pennsylvania); Eureka (Utah); Juab County (Utah); Mammoth (Utah); Nephi (Utah); Payson (Utah); Salt Lake City (Utah); Salt Lake County (Utah); Hillsboro (Ohio); Jasper County (Iowa); Grundy County (Missouri); Red Lodge (Montana) |
| People |
Clark, John Gordon; Don, Annie; Gillilan, James David, 1858-1934; Hartshorn, Albert W., 1870-?; Hartshorn, Stella F.; Hartshorn, Stella; Herbert, Stella F.; Hunter, William A.; Johns, Thomas; Judson, Charles F.; Judson, Ola; Kellogg, Josephine; Miles, Elsie; Murphy, Wildman, 1857-?; Scott, Thomas; Telfer, John |
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wc_tw |
| ID |
1095300 |
| Reference URL |
https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s65719xp/1095300 |
