Journal of the ..Illinois Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church . 904 Lennon, Mich 1904inaHnTiH_ Til « fohn M. Oakwood <f 0. H P 190419041904190419051905190519051905190519061906190619061906 Quincy 111 Indiana Freston Wood Springfield, III Eng. Wesleyan. . Rossville. Ill Russell, Kan Indianola, 111 Jacksonville. Ill Westfield, III Mattoon, HI « John Franklin Horney Albert G. Blunk ..•• <i Adam Young « (( N. H. Kane « W. S. Hooper Charleston. Ill Perry, la Griggsville. Ill Cuampaign, 111 T. G. Little -A. C. Armentrout It M. R. Palmer « William Owen Jacksonvil
Journal of the ..Illinois Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church . 904 Lennon, Mich 1904inaHnTiH_ Til « fohn M. Oakwood <f 0. H P 190419041904190419051905190519051905190519061906190619061906 Quincy 111 Indiana Freston Wood Springfield, III Eng. Wesleyan. . Rossville. Ill Russell, Kan Indianola, 111 Jacksonville. Ill Westfield, III Mattoon, HI « John Franklin Horney Albert G. Blunk ..•• <i Adam Young « (( N. H. Kane « W. S. Hooper Charleston. Ill Perry, la Griggsville. Ill Cuampaign, 111 T. G. Little -A. C. Armentrout It M. R. Palmer « William Owen Jacksonville Griggsville Quinjy Illinois Tames M. West 1906tWinfield, Kan 1906 iCha- ipaigi , 111 1907 Minnesota. 1907 Chanute. Ks 1907 Springfield, 111 1907 St. Louis, Mo 1908 Sidell. Ill 1908lShelby^nlle, 111 1908 Plainville. Ill Daniel H. Hatton Tohn W. Pinckney L. Turner Detroit David Gay Wm. R. Howard 4 ,1 Tames W. Madison €1 1909190919091909 Madison. N. T Springfield. Ill Jacksonville, 111 Oak Park. Ill < « Wm. McK. McElfresh 11 F. Short. LESLIE LELAND BAKER €T ESLIE LELAND BAKER was born August 4,^ 1875. three miles northeast of Waynesville, Illi- ^^ nois, on a farm where his grandfather settled in 1836. W^^ His father soon afterwards purchased a farm twoI^^A miles east of town, and there Leslie grew to young^^B manhood.^^H At seven years of age he began his education by ^^B attending his home district school; at the age of 15^^B he entered the Waynesville Academy, and there^V completed a three years course of study with credit^w to himself and the institution. When 19 years of ^ age he entered the Illinois Wesleyan University at Bloomington, Illinois, and four years later graduatedwith the degree of Bachelor of Arts. In this schoolhe graduated with more credits than any other grad-uate of the institution. One year after graduation he spent as a teacher inthe city schools of Hoopeston, Illinois, and the next four years he spent onthe farm.
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