Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-15
Bishop Mcdowell Makes APP
pointments in Upper Iowa
Conference Of Methodists
MANY CHANGES ARE MADE
Shake Up Among Ministers More Cen
oral, Than MISUNDERSTANDING Ell
der Magee Resigns Voluntarily and
Accepts Passionate at Fayette - List
of Appointments.
necial to Times-Republican

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Falls, Oct. 15.-The arty-sec-
ond conference Of Upper Iowa Metho-
dist was concluded last evening. when
Rishop Mcdowell announced the list
OF assignments for the ensuing year.
There were more changes than was
anticinated. probably half the ministers
being given new charges.
The surprise Of the day was the
voluntary resignation of the Rev. >.
c. Magee, the presiding elder OF the
DEBORAH district, in order to prevent
the terms of four presiding elders ex-
piring at one time two years hence.
He was appointed to passionate IN tne
Eayette district, and the Rev. H. w.
Troy of Marion was made presldlhs
elder. DR.. Magee has been presiding
elder for tvl years and had two terms
still to serve.
The appointments We're as follows'
Cedar Falls District.
]. w. Bissell, presiding elder, Wat
erloo.
Allison-W. A. Piper.
Aredale and Dougherty-To be sup
piled.
Brandon--J. d. Perry.
Cedar Falls-George II. Birney.
Clarksyille--W. E. Ross.
Dike-T. A. Trimble.
Dumont-W. N. Chaffee.
Dysart--To be supplied.
Frederika-W. A. Gillian.
Geneseo postoffice, Dysart - W. A.
Gibbons.
Greene-B W. Soper.
Janesville--R. Fl. Pickett.
Kensett--C. K. Hudson.
Laporte-Fred N. Willis.
Marble Rock---T. H. Shreckler
Mt. Auburn-M. A. Goodell.
Nashua. w. Smith.
New Hartford-H. w. Hotter.
Nora Springs. S. Smith.
Northwood-C. K. Hudson.
Parkersburg-E. G. Hunt.
Plainfield-To be supplied.
Plymouth-W. III. Smith.
Powersyille-Supp by T. HI.
Sheckler.
Rockford-Walter Piper.
smell
Sumner--v.1 e.. Hall.
Traer-pillman Smith.
Waterloo-Grace church, E. D. Hull
First church-Frank Cole.
ST Pauls church,. e. Johnson.
Waterloo Circuit-To be supplied.
Waverly-W. G. Crowder,
A. H. Hirsch, member Of James
willie quarterly conference, left with
out an appointment to attend one OF
our, schools.
Cedar Rapids District.
J. G. Van Ness, presiding elder, Mt
Vernon.
Alburnette and Paris-W. H. Mel
lotte.
Blairstown-E. G. Luce.
Cedar Rapids-John Huss and T..
j., Zayodsky.
st. Paurs-E. J. Lockwood.
Trinity-A. 3. Curran
Cedar Bluffs-To be supplied.
Center Points. G. Bretnall.
Central City-Thomas Carson.
Coggon-Henry Allshouse.
Fairfax-To be supplied.
Garrison-B. B. Keister
Iowa City,. c., Clark.
Kenwood Park and Marion - ]. B.
Wyatt Il
Lisbon-H. j. Bowder.
Marion-F. S. Sanderson.
Marion circuit, north-.James Ba-
lez.
Mechanicsville-W A. Pyle.
Mt. Vernon-A. M. Billingsley.
Mt Vernon circuit-To be supplied
Norway and Walford-Supplied by
A. r. Coover.
Oasis-Harry Shirk.
Palo-M. l.. Coover.
Prairieburg-W. H. Driver.
Ryan and Buck Creek-Edward Lee.
Shellsburg and First Eden. II.
Bart
Solon-w. HI. Clement.
Springville-A. u. Stevens.
Tipton-M. j. Locke.
urbana-C. w. Cleveland.
Van Horn and Second Eden-H. w.
Artnan.
Vinton-DeWitt Clinton.
Viola-H. F. Dorcas.
Walker-G. M. Bing.
West Branch-F. H. Linn.
The following were left without as
signment:
WE. King, president: Hugh Boyd;
Professor Emeritus; Kirk w. Robbins,
professor; E. L. Miller, field agent of
Cornell college; J. I. Crippen, agent of
conference temperance society; Fred
Clark, left without appointment to at
tend one of our schools; w, E. Manley,