Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-09

Dubuque Ashbury and Jackson
street, "A. D. WEIGH: East church, sup
piled by F. @. Brown; Grandyiew ave-
nue.. O. G. DePuy; st. Luke,s, II. D..
Atchison.
Dyersville-J. b. Metcalf.
Earlville-B. w. soper.
Edgewood-W. a. Wolcott.
Epworth-A. NJ. Mcintosh.
Fairbank-C. H. Blake.
Farley-s. Goodell.
FayetteJohn Gammons.
Greeley-R. c. Lusl.
Haxleton-H. Foote.
HopkintonA. B. Curran.
Independence-W.C G. Macurdy.
Jesup-E 6. Waite.
7 Lamont-F. H. wyrick.
Langworthy Supplied by l. B. Bick-
ford
+ Manchester-H. o. Pratt.
Masonville-C. w. NcCord.
Maynard and Westgate-A. B. Tickle.
Monticello-W. NJ. Lemen.
Oelwein-E. II. Gruwell.
Otterville-E. d. Hall.
Observation-Disclosures Smith.
Randalia-John Dawson.
Silver Creek-C. II. Taylor
Strawberry Point-W. A. Gibbons.
Winthrop. H. Hoskin.
Guy T. Benton. president, G. "A. Par
kin, field agent. Upper Iowa University.
Is. Q. Bronson. professor in Garrett Bib
lical Institute. members Of Fayette
quarterly conference.
Frank 6. Barnes. principal, and g.
ii. Bretnall, professor OF the Epworth
Seminary. members OF the Epworth
Quarterly conference 3
J. r. CanHn. H! NJ. Chambers, ]. Z.
6eaton. "A. "A. Hallett and G. w. Dun
ham left without appointment to attend
some of our schools, members of the
Fayette quarterly conference.
F. NJ. Robertson, forward movement
Evangelist, member Of the Fayette
quarterly conference.
MARsHALLTONrN DISTRICT.
], B. Albrook, presiding elder. Mount
Vernon.
Ackley-G. n. Kennedy.
Albion-O. r. Newell.
Beaman-W. "A. Wilkinson.
Belle Plaine-O. B. Waite!
Blairstown-W. A. Goodell.
Chelsea-A. Camp.
Conrad-W. H. Clement.
Elberon-T. H. Treyithick.
Eldora-L. G.. Clark.
Garwin-W. "A. Pye.
Geneva-W. T.. Smedley.
Gisman-W. F. Bacon.
Gladbrook-R. Swearingen.
Grundy Center-J B. Jones.
Hampton--H. w. Troy.
Iowa Falls-G. B Shoemaker.
Laurel-A1ark Masters.
LeGrand-To be supplied.
Marshalltnwn-F. N. Coleman.
Mason CITY,. G. Van Ness.
Melbourne and ncleve-Supply.
Minerva-G. F.. Maxfield.
Montour-R. N. Earhart.
Morrison-Miles Mitchell.
Owasa. Clifford and Robertson-S SUP.
ply. z. Benson.
Reinbeck-H. II. Barton.
Rhodes-F c. Wttzigman.
Z Rockville. w. Cleveland.
sheffield-H. ]. Bowder.
Steamboat Rock-C. B. Wr!ght.
State. Cent er-W. B. Davis.
Tama-J. r. A. Hammer.
Toledo-E. L. Miller.
Toledo Circuit Edward Lee.
Union-J. H. Thompson.
Van Horn-W II. Bunch.
Whitten-M. w. s. Ferry
A. a.. Mason left without an appoint
ment to attend one OF our schools; 3.
G. Hunt, missionary to Utah; w. IA.
|Slingerland, superintendent OF the Iowa
Children's Home Society. all members
|of the Marshalltown quarterly confer
cnce.
AT Saturdays session OF the confer
ence there was a lively time over some
point in the minutes OF Fridays pro-
ceedings. The bishop talked loud and
the members talked loud, but in few
minutes peace was restored and every
body was as calm as June morning.
The bishop cuts the brethren short
which they do not enjoy,
Seven hundred dollars, or nearly SO,
were raised for a memorial window in
the new Methodist church at Mount
Vernon. This window will be in mem-
Dry OF Rev. "A. J.. Kynett, the Founder of
the Church Extension Society and it's
secretary for thirty years. 1t will cost
$1,000, the local church paying $500
toward II.
J. ]. Middlton, q mute. was elected to
ldeacon's and local elders orders as
local preacher under the missionary
rules. He will work among the mutes.
The bishop presented the class who
have been admitted as .probationers in
the conference. Their names are: q. u,
sMossman. Charles E. stinson, w. A.
.Pye, q. E. Maxfield, Clyde w. McCord.
e. "A. Lang and Charles W. Rogers.
In the afternoon the Woman's Home
Missionary Society! held very inter-
esting meeting. Miss Nellie sanborn.
held worker Of the Dies Moines Deacon.
iesS Home rave an address
& Rev. =. w. JefKries has published the
tcontiassl % 11fth rass.,