Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-09

AL. y. A'ASSe'oS.
McGregor-V. E. Hall.
Mitchell-To be supplied by 2. O.
Wagner.
Monona->A. III. Williams.
New Albin--C. c. Casper
New Hampton--W. W. Robinson.
Osage--F. p. Shaffer.
Postville-C. +. Smith.
RieeviEe--William Kirwin.
Ridgeway-To be supplied by g. 8.
Royse. a
Rudd--W. j. Showers.
ST. .Ansgar-To be supplied by Will
liam Galbraith.
Stacyville-H. r. Salisbury.
Volga City-G. NJ. Shoemaker.
Waucoma--J. B. Bird.
Waukon--J. r. Caffyn.
w. A. Shanklin was appointed pres
ident. H. C. Hillmer, professor: N. F.
Norton, field secretary, and d. M.
Parker, lecturer, on Biblical literature.
in Upper. Iowa University. r. M. Wy
ant and E. c. Bartlett We're left with
out appointments to attend school.
Cedar Falls District.
T. w. Bissell, presiding elder, Wat
erloo
A1l1S01l--J.- ID. Ferry.
Aredale and Dougherty-E. D. Hull.
Brandon-J. B. Metcalf.
Cedar Falls--George III. Berney.
Clarksville-H. H. B,atern.
Dike--T. A. Trimble.
Dumont-W A. Gibbons.
Dysart--C, e. Calame.
Fred ericksburg- A. Daring.
Geneseo-T. H. ScheckIer.
Greene-B. w. Soper.
Janesville-M d. Smith.
Kensett-To be supplied.
LaPorte-Fred N. Willis.
Marble Rock-W. N. Chaffee.
Mount Auburn--M A. GOodell.
Nashua w. Smith.
New Hartford-Jesse Smith.
Nora Springs. S. Smith.
Northwooa-W. N. Lemon.
Parkersburg-E G. Hunt.
Plainfield-W E. Albright.
Powersville-W. G. Baab.
Plyrnouth-A. B. Fickee.
Rockford-Walter Piper
Shellrock-E. a. Knight.
sumner--sG. w. b. Enell.
Traer-Dilnan Smith.
Waterloo-Grace, %. Cattermole,
First, Frank Cole; st. Paul's, S. E
aYaggy; Waterloo circuit, William Gra-
ham: Waverly w. G. Crowder.
A. FL. Blk i. a member of the James
Vile quarterly conference, and c.. 7.
Ensign. a member of the New Hart
ford quarterly conference, We're left
without appointments to attend to the
church schools. J. e. Johnson was
named conference EVANGELIST. He is a
member of the First church OF Water
loo. .
Cedar Rapids District.
j. e. Van Ness. presiding elder, Mt.
Vernon.
Alburnett-,and Pags-Leon Moore.
Blairstown-To be supplied by ]. N.
Robinson.
Cedar Rapids-John Huss, F. ]. Ia
vodsky; st. Paul, e. J.. Lockwood;
Trinity. L. A. Swisher.
Cedar Bluffs-To be supplied by M.
7. Carver.
Center Points. c. Brentnall.
Central City-Thomas Carson.
Coggon-Henry Althouse.
Fairfax-M. S. Swisher.
Garrison-B. b. Keister.
Iowa City-L. C. Clark.
Kenwood Park and Marion circuit
j. &. Wyatt.
Lisbon-H. ]. Bowder.
Marion-,H. w. Troy and c. T.
North.
Mechanicsville-S D. Bartle.
Mount Vernon-A. III. Bilingsley and
to be supplied.
Norway and walford-s Supplied by
A. Coover.
Oasis-H. F. Dorcas.
Palo-To be Supplied by H. w.
Driver
Prairieburg-To be supplied by w. c.
Scott.
Ryan and Buck Creek-Edward Lee
Shellsburg and First Eden-To be
supplied.
solon-Fred Clark.
ispringville-W. H. Doner.
Tipton-M. J. Locke.
IJrbana-C. W. Cleveland.
Van Horne and Second Eden-H. w
Altman.
Vinton-Dewitt Clinton.
Viola-James Baltz.
Walker-G. M. Bling.
West Branch-F. H. Linn.
W. +. King was chosen president
Hugh Boyd, professor emeritus, ant
j. 7. Crippen and E. L. Miller field
agents of Cornell College. H. c. Cul.
YER and S. V. Williams Were left with.
out appointments to attend one of the
church schools, and W. e. Manley wa:
appointed missionary to China. The.
are members of the Mount Vernon
quarterly conference.
s. n. Fellows was appointed agen
of the conference claimant fund and II
S. Fairall was named editor of thu
Iowa City Methodist and members o
the Iowa City quarterly conference.
Davenport District.
Presiding Elder. 3. Albrook
Mount Vernon.
Anamosa-D. c. Dutton.
Andrew. S. Hess.
Bennett-Supplied by j. S. Westfal
Calamus and Grandmound-A. Hir-
am Bailey
Camanche and abernacle-Supplie6
by L. B. Colman.
Center Junction-Joel Hilburn.
Clarence-R. D. Parsons.
Clinton-Bowman church, Hitler;
First church, A. D. Stevens.
Davenport--St. Johns, l.. c. Lemon
Delmar-F. +. Ellis.