Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-02

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Clinton, First church-A. NJ. Bill
Kingsley.
/ Clinton, Lyons church-A. D. Stew
ems.
/ Davenport, ST.. John's-L4. c. Lemon
4 Delmar-Farnum Ellis.
/ DeWitt-C. A. Peddicord.
Elmwood-J. j. Kidder.
LeClaire--E. r. Leaman.
Low Moor-H. S. Bargett.
4 Maquoketa--L. L. Lockard.
!. Miles-H. III. Wilcox.
1 Morley-Supplied by j. B. Garnett.
1 Olin--L. d. Stubbs
Lowden and Oxford-To be supplied
! Preston--T. P. Potter.
Sabula-W. r. Mellott.
Stanwood-F. P. Fisher.
Upton Circuits. S. Bailey.
Wyoming--A. w. Mcintosh.
Dubuque District.
7. z. Fleming. presiding elder, Fay
cite.
!, Arlington-P. N. Dwello.
Cascade--Supplied by r. A. LaMas-
| ter.
| Colesburg-J. c. Erb.
Clermont--R. Il. Porter.
Delhi-T II. Mcbride.
Dubuque, Center Grove church-R.
G. Lusk.
| Dubuque, East church,. @. Brown.
| Dubuque, Grandview avenue-C. W..
| McCord.
| Reeds Chapel-Supplied by p. r.
| Harrington.
| Dubuque, ST Lulse,s---H. v. Atchin-
son.
Earlville--S. B. Young.
Edgewood--F. E. ,DuPuy.
Epworth--J r. A. Hammer
| Fairbanks-T. G. Witzigman.
Farley and Dyersville-P. 8. Slo-
cum.
Fayette-E. v. Claypool
Greeley--H. B. Crawford.
Hazehon-John Dawson.
Hopkinton-A. S. Sinberger.
| InGependence-T. e. Taylor.
Jesup-W. N. Lemon.
Lamont-W. E. Ross.
Manchester. =. Wagner.
Masonville and Silver Creek-C. j..
Elwood
Ma ards. c. Cassidy
Moiilicello-W. q. Van Buren,.
| Oelwein-G. III. Kennedy.
| Otterville-sTo be supplied.
Quasqueton-S. +. Heatiey.
Randalia--T. II. Temple.
Raymond--W. II. Lusted.
Strawberry Point-C. w. Rogers.
Winthrop-A. D. Foster.
| West Union-G. w. Crowder.
w. II. King, president, Hugh Boyd
and B. B. Waite, professors Cornell col
lege, Mt Vernon.
H. III. Fairall, editor Iowa Methodist
Iowa City, quarterly conference.
j. T. Crlppen, field secretary Cornell
College. Tama quarterly conference.
N. E. Manly, missionary to China.
S. r. Ferguson conference evangel-
I list, Sumner quartely conference.
w. G. Hilmer, professor Upper Iowa
University, Fayette quarterly confer
ence.
S. C. Bronson, professor Garrett Bib
lical Institute, Fayette quarterly COM
ference.
r. M. Robinson, conference evangel-
list, Fayette quartely conference.
FL r. De Bra, principal Epworth
Seminary, Epworth quarterly confer
ence.
G. H Bretnall, professor Monmouth
College, Epworth quarterly conference.
w. H. Slingerland, superintendent
Iowa Childrens Home Society, Mar
shalltown quarterly conference.
s. N Fellows, agent conference
claimant fund, Iowa City quarterly
conference.
B. c. Hammond, retired chaplain U.
S. army, Marshalltown quarterly con-
ference.
j. L. Seaton, professor Dakota Uni
conference.
George F. Switzerland, secretary
Young Peoples Movement, Maquoketa
quarterly conference.
Harry Farmer, Missionary quarterly
conference.
E. R. Miller, agent Of Cornell College.
A. A. Brooks, S. E. Yoggy, G. e. Mos
ma, and r. T. Western, left without
appointment to attend school,
The Scott Case.
The conference will not be able to
handle the Scott case on it's merits
during this conference. The special
committee appointed to investigate the
case reported this forenoon as follows:
"As George r. Scott has been dis
charged from the hospital for the in
sane anu lIOIil lA1S 1oldSh Id WIN SOuill!
district court, it is the judgment Of
your committee that the case cannot
be properly settled here, and that a
committee be appointed to bring it to
final adjustment at the conference Of
1906
Only one course is open to Scott
He may ask the conference for GER
tificate Of location, which means that
he will have no conference relations
whatever, no claim against the con
ference funds, and no possibility Of
ever again gaining the travelling con-
nection. If Scott will not do this he
will be placed on trial and probably
expelled from the ministry and from
the church.
Educational Meetings.
President Holgate, of Northwestern
University. Evanston, ILL.,, addressed
the educational meeting Saturday
evening. The bishops sermon Sunday
forenoon was most excellent effort.
The ordination services for deacons
was held at the close of the morning
preaching services and for elders in
the afternoon. DR.. ]. T. Mcfarland.
of New York City. delivered re-
markable lecture at o'clock on 'The
Old Book and the New Man."
Laymen Elect.