Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-29
Much Interest Manifested Over the
Appointme nts- Dr.. Carleton, Retir-
ing Elder Cedar Rapids District,
Takes Mason City Charge - Com.
plete List as Announced.

\ dlcted lnNtheSe columns, altnO no slnll
nation whatever was given out by tn
bishop, Rev. DR.. j. G. Van Ness, paste
at Mason City, was made presiding ED
er Of the Cedar Rapids district, head
quarters Mt. Vernon, vice Rev. w. w
Carleton, whose term expired this year
DR.. Carleton is assigned to the Masol
City church.
! The complete list, as announced, is al
follows:
Marshalltown District.
]. B. Albrook, presiding elder, Noun
Vernon.
Ackley-M. N. Smith.
Albion-M. A. Goodell.
Beaman-Edward Lee.
Belle Plaine-L. c. Glars.
Chelsea-B. A. Davis.
Conrad-W. NJ. Lemen.
Elberon-J. II. Thompson.
Eldora-J. if. Black.
Faulkner and Arlington ~ William
Bartle.
Garwin and Gifford-c. T. Ensign.
Geneva-F. p. Fisher
Gilman-W. A. Wilkinson.
Daniel McGurk.
Hampton-H. w. Troy.
Iowa Falls--G. H. Kennedy.
Laurel-Mark Masters.
LeGrand-Ci w. Durham.
Marshalltown-F. NJ. Coleman.
Mason City-W. w. Carleton.
Melbourne and Vancleve--C. w. Bur-
cess.
Minerva-G. E. Maxf1eld.
Montour-O. r. Newell.
Mprrison-s. Goodsell.
Owasa and Robertson-H. A. Barton
Pleasant Hill, p. o. Garwin-W. A
Pye.
Pleasant Ridge, P. o. Hampton-O
M. Sanford.
Reinbeck-S. S. Smith.
Rhodes-A. G. Bracket.
Rockville. w. Cleveland.
Sheffield-H. j. Bowder.
State Center-E. Y. Claypool.
Steamboat Rookie. II. Birney.
Tama-J r. A. Hammer.
Toledo. l.. Miller.
Toledo circuit-W. Fl. II. Bunch
Union-W. II. Clement.
Whitten-J. B. Eaton.
w. H. Slingerland. superintendent of
Children's Home Society; B. C. Ham
nond, chaplain (retired) United States
army: r. c. Nitzigman. left without an
appointment to attend one of our
schools, all members of the MARSHALL
town quarterly conference; c. x. Hud-
son, left without appointment to attend
che of our schools, member Of Hampton
quarterly conference.
Cedar Rapids District.
j. G. Van Ness, p. E.-Mt. Vernon,
p. o.
Alburnett-H. NJ. Chambers
Blatrstown--A. A. Brooks.
Cedar Bluff--A. c. Bonham.
Cedar Rapids-Bohemian ]. Ia
vodsky.
Cedar Rapids-St. Pauls-E. ]. Lock-
wood.
shon.
Central City. II. Wyrick.
Center Point-Harry Farmer.
Coggon-G. E. Mossman.
Fairfax. III. Hayward.
Garrison. B. Wyatt.
Iowa City-D. w. Clinton.
Kenwood Park-Marion church,
6. Copeland.
Lisbon-W. c. Barclay.
Marion-F. NJ. Evans.
Mechanicsv.lle-R. w. Coats.
Mt. Vernon-O. B. Waite.
Mt. Vernon-Circuit-P. HI. Weston
Mt. Zion-T. II. Gallagher.
Norway-G. M. Bing.
Oasis-J..P. Van Horn.
Palo-D. Workman.
~ arI VNa,1a1, rY
Smith.
Prairieburg--T. NJ. Neilsen.
Byron. A. bearing.
Shellsburg and First Eden. d
Perry.
tSolon-S. d. Bartle.
Springville-M. j. Lock.
Mpton-R. d. Parsons.
Urbana-William Kirwin.
Van Horn and second Eldon-H. T,
Crawford.
Vinton-F. L. Loveland.
Viola-A. A. Mason.
Walker-L. d. Stubs.
West Branch-H. H. Barton.
w. f. King, president; H. Boyd, Thos.
Nicholson, professors, and E. T. Cru
well, in Cornell College, members of Mt.
Vernon quarterly conference.
claimant fund.
H. H. Fairall, editor Of Iowa Meth
odist, =,
s. U. Fellows, agent of conference
claimant fund; II. Fl. Fairall, editor of
Iowa Methodist members of Iowa City
quarterly conference.
]. T. Crippen, agent Of Cornell Col
lege, and member of Marion quarterly
conference.
w. =. Manley. missionary to China,
member of Mt. Vernon quarterly con-
ference.
s. z. Yazzy, ]. G. Hill, c. o. Gilliland
left without appointment to attend
school, members of Mt. Vernon quar-
terly conference.
]. M. Eldridge left without appoint
.ment to attend school, member of
Shellsburg quarterly conference.
Davenport District.
c. L. Gould. presiding elder, Clinton.
Anamosa-I4. l.. Lockard.
Andrew (supply)-J. S. Westfall.
Bennett-D. C. Perry
Calamus ard Grand Mound-H. s.
Bargelt.
camanche and Tabernacle-c. A.
Peddicord.
Center Junction-Farnum Ellis.
Clarence-W. III. Doner.