Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-05
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NIartell-Supply. Mortimer Coe.
Maquoketa-A. L. Foster.
Standardization Baalz.
Miles-J. P. Van Horn.
Monmouth-T P. Potter.
Morley--W. n. Baker.
OHM. j. Kidder.
Prairieburg-
Preston-.A. B. Fickle.
Sabula-A. c. Bracket.
,Stanwood-D. c. Perry
Springville-L. ID. Stubs.
Tipton-M. j. Locke.
Upton Circuit--sSuppy. c. f Becker.
Niola-J. C. Olson.
West Bethel and Cedar Bluffs-To be
supplied by c. C. Altman
Wyoming-H. f.. Wilcox.
w. H. Schlingerland, superintendent
of Iowa Children's Home Society. Des
Moines; b. G.. Hammond. chaplain in
United States army. members of Clin-
ton quarterly conference.
G. f. Sutherland. assistant secretary
Young Peoples Missionary Depart
ment. New York City, member of Ma
quoketa quarterly conference
| Fred A. McCarle, secretary Internal
! ton. Army and Navy department
Montclair, \. j., member of Davenport
quarterly conference.
c. r, Baker left without appoint
j ment to attend school, member of Low
moor quarterly conference: L.. \. Brad
| ford left without appointment. member
of Upton quarterly conference.
DEBORAH District.
N. A. Mershon, district superintend-
ent, Fayette.
Bassett-To be supplied.
Burr Oak-To be supplied.
Calmar-To be supplied.
Charles City. r. Cafyn.
Cresco-John sGammons
Cresco circuit-To be supplied b,
r. w. Luce.
Decorative. NJ Lemen.
Elma-To be supplied.
F'ayette-George H. Kennedy.
Floyd-F. p. Cassidy
Frederickshurg-J. w. Parks.
Guttenburg-To be supplied
; Hawkeye-William Galbreath.
Lansing-E. S. GuiIoert.
Lima-To be supplied.
Lime Springs-Hadwin Williams.
Luana-To be supplied by F. +
Schepple.
McGregor-H r. Wyatt
Mitchell-W. l. n. Densmore.
: Monona-J b. Bird.
Nashua-William Kirwin.
New Albin-Henry Allshouse.
New Hampton-Edwin F. Lee.
Osage-F. p. Schaffer.
Ossian-To be supplied by NJ. {
Y Stone
Pos,vlle-To lie supplied by ]. s
: Westfall -
y Powersville-To he supplied.
Riceville-M "a. cSmith.
Ridgeway-J. A. Young.
st. Ansgar-P. P. Pease.
Stacyville-E. L. Belus
u Volga City-To be supplied.
e Waucoma-ro be, supplied.
u Waukon-T. H. Temple.
r. w. Cooper President Upper low
IS University: w. G. Hi,mer. profess
r Oberlin College: s. C. bronson, profe
= sor in Garet Biblical Institute; ].
Bindenberger. field agent Upper low
= University: d. NJ. Parker, profess
n Upper Iowa University; all membe
: of 1Tayette auartelN conference.
81. VI. SHOEMAKER, LEWIS Il. Rave
~ male left without appointment to a
tend school.
; y. F. Norton. agent conferen
~ claimant commission, member of NJ
- Hampton conference.
Dubuque District.
Of A. NJ. Bililngsley. district superb
n tendent, Manchester
On Arlington-W w Soule.
va Cascade-w. S. Sylvester.
Clermont-J. S. Lilley.
or Colesburg-R T. Western.
&c Delhi-R. c. Lusk.
a Dubuque-Center Grove, w. s. Ski
e. ner: Grand View Avenue, w c. Ke
er: ST. Luke's Church. Fl. ID. Atchis
East Dubuque-John Dawson.
Earlville-R NJ. Wyant.
Edgewood-A. b. Soule.
Epworth-F @. Brown.
Fairbanl-H. a. Barton.
Ne Farley-W. B. Davis.
&c Greeley-To be supplied.
20 Hazelton-T. J. E,lwick.
ne Hopkinton-A ID. Stevens.
ers Independence-T. f. Taylor.
'es Jessup-O. c. De Puy.
IN Iamont-A. G.. Ward.
to Manchester-R. A. Barnes.
Sc. Masonvile and Silver Cree
i'd Thomas Carson.
Maynard-J. c. Erb.
Monticello-R V. Porter.