Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-09-13
FRIDAY EVENING sEs. ION.

FRIDAY EVENING sEs.I ION.
The Bishop sounded the gavel at 8
p. m. After the usual praise meeting
+, the large audience that nan assembled
. listened to the annual missionary ser.
! mon by Rev. y. D. Peterson, After
!! which female quartette. very SWEET.
4 Is, rendered One Sweet solemn
Thought A contribution Of $40. 40
was taken.
Miss Maud Williams rendered solo
entitled, Redeemed. Adjourned.
SATURDAY MORNING SESSION.
Called together 1880 q. N. Deyo.
tion. Address, DR.. II. Is. Parks. Re.
port readaon state of the Country =
by Rev. &. T.. Wilson. '.Temperence"
, Rev, L. j. Phillips. State Of the
Church" Dr.. r. Roberts. Continua.
tion Of reports Of chars es. Adjourned.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Called At 2 p. M. for the contiDua.
ttion 0t committees reports. The gen.
eral officers addressed the conference
amid applause Adjourned until Sun.
day morning.
SUNDAYS SESSION.
AtEii ! ii. Dr. Hssss s.. 4 Parks Allied
the pulpit at Quinn. The church was
filed to the door, Rev.fE. R. Edwards
was ordained as Elder. Mesdames
Nora F. Ta .lor and Lula Brooks as
Deaconess Of Quinn. II.
Ala p. M DR.. W. ID chapeile was
the speaker. A liberal collection was
given throughout the day. The various
churches Of the city had ministers from
the conference TO- fill their pulptts
morning and evening.
MONDAY MORNINGS SESSION
Called together at s $50 :. m. After
devotion the report Of the Dollar Mon
ey committee was read as follows:
Chic. 90 District slsis 80
ST. Paul 1852 90
Keokuk - $50. so
Des Moines 8. 404 55
Total dollar money $3.OO5. .55
At .l2 noon the M mortal services
commenced. Committee on u emoirs
reported rs having died this year,
Bishop Arnete, Mrs. q H Thompson,
wife OF r. f Thompson, Mrs Lillian
|, IS Derrick and Rev. Moses Reed The
speakers at this service were DR.. Wood
son, Or Geo Gaines. Resot tntions
from the Mite Missionary society were
read. Solo, 4. Fl ONE at Last" DR.. 3, =.
Watson. Adj ourned.
AFTERNOON sF FssIoS
After paaise meeting the Presiding
Elders reported for the years work.
Reports were very favorable. Mission
arys report,
EVENING sEs ION.
Continuation OF reporas.s sitter which
1.-The spposntmen,s were read 1T l:3O q,
n,
Appointmets.
ST. PAUL DISTRICT. 4
Rev. Geo. w. Gaines, P. E.
ST. James, st. Paul, Rev. H. s.
| Graves.
ST. Peters, Minneapolis. Rev. H.
|; Lackey. 4. .3s 4.. 5.s.3s
ST. James, Minneapolis, Rev. n.
/ Wade.
Evanston, Rev. Seymour
Milwaukee, Rev. II. R. Jones.
Duluth, Rev,J, Brewer.
Beloit and Delavan, Rev. J. =. Whar-
| ton.
Glencoe, Rev. E. r. Edwards.
Madison. Rev Cato
Lake Forest, to be supplied.
Racine, to be supplied.
Rockford, Rev. A. Boyd.
DIES MONIES DISTRICT.
Rev. M. l.. Gordon. z. E.
| Des Moines, Rev. w. S. Brooks.
Buxton, Rev. P. N. Lewis. )
C!arinda, Rev. j. D. Peterson.
Sioux City and Yankton, Rev. N. G.
Newman.
Abba, Rev. IA. II. Bell. III Il
! Council Bluffs. Rev. 4. w. Tyler.
Newton and Colfax. Rev. G. Wright.
lndianola. Rev. Waldon. Z
4 Osceola, Rev. L. "A. joplin.
Boone and saylor, to be supplied.
NIarshalltown, Mrs. Sarah Wright.
Buxton Mission, to be supplied.
CHICAGO DISTRICT. d
Rev. H. II. Thompson, T. r.
Quinn Chapel, Rev. D. Pr Rcbsrts.
St Stephens, Rev. r. E. Wilson.
Wayman, Rev. j. H. Ferribee
Ayondale. to be supplied.