Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-20
MINISTERS GWEN
THEIR ASSIGNMENTS
UPPER IOWA CONFERENCE Fl
NALLY CONCLUDES ITS
DELIBERATIONS.
CARLETON AND EVANS
MADE suPERiNTENDENTs'
A. Predicted, Two District Vacancies
Arc Filled by Prominent Pastors
Not Many Changes Made in Leao'
ing churche. Of CONFERENCE.-The
Assignments.


ina Churches of Conference.-The
Assignments.
special to Times Republican.
Charles City. Sept. 20-f'ollowlns d
day filled with business, the appoint
ments for the Cedar Rapids district
were made and announced late last
night by Bishop Hamilton. and the Up
Ter Iowa conference, the longest one
held since the semi centennial CONFER
ence six years ago. adjourned. very
few changes are noted in the appoint
ments. the ministers being left IN
charge of the same churches, quite
generally. The appointments follow:
MarshaIltown District.
II. p. Fleming, district superinten-
dent, Marshalltown.
Ackley-J. II. DeniSton.
Albion-T. P. Potter.
Beaman-A. l.. Rucker.
Chelsea-O. D. Elicit.
Conrad-F. c. Witzigman.
Eldora-W. f. Van Buren,.
Faulkner-IO De Supp4leO.
Geneva. B. Jones'.
Gladbrook-T. NJ. Nielsen.
Gilman-H. p. Barnes.
Grundy Center-W. c. heeler.
Hampton-DeWitt Clinton.
Iowa Falls-A. I. Bishop.
Laurei-M. e. Levitt.
Marshalltown-S. Z. Ellis
Mason City,. C. Clark.
Melbcurne-C. A. Hawn.
Montour-J. H. Hayward
Pleasant Rdge-To be supplied.
ReinbeckJ. Q. Robinson.
Rhodes. b. Metcalf.
Rockwell-B B. Keister.
observation-disclosures Carson.
Steamboat Rock and Owasa-George
F. Kelley.
State Center-P. n. Dwello.
Tama-H. o. Pratt.
Toledo. l.. Nye.
Toledo Circuit-Roscoe Sires.
union-C. A. Gilbert.
Whitten-A. n. Conklin.
F. ]. Clark, left with appointment
to attend one of our schools: member
Of Mason City quarterly conference.
Cedar Falls District.
Thomas NJ. Evans. district superin-
tendent. Waterloo.
Allison-To be supplied.
Aredale-To be supplied.
Brandon-F. H. Wyrick.
Cedar Falls-Tilus Lowe.
Clarksville-W. E. Ross.
Dyke-Honer Greene.
Dumont-W. A. Gibbons.
Dysart-Jesse Underwood.
Frederika-W. w. Robinson.
Geneseo-T. H Sheckler.
Greene-L. L. Lockard.
Janesville-To be supplied.
LaPorte-C. w. Rodgers.
Marble Rock-T. A. Trimb1e.
Mt. Auburn-W. A. Goodell.
New Hartford-Henry Allshause.
Nora Springs-A. NJ. Mcintosh.
Northwood, Kensett-C. K. Hudson.
Parkersburg-E. G. Hunt.
Plainf1eld-W. E. Johnson.
Plymouth-J. S. Westfall.
Rockford-A. NJ Jayne.
Shellrock-John Dawson.
Rudd-W. NJ. Baab.
Sumner-Hadwin Williams.
Traer-B. w. Soper.
Waterloo, First church-Frank Cole.
Waterloo, Grace church-E. D. Hull.
Waterloo, st. Paul's-J. E. Johnson.
Waterloo Circuit-F. x. Miller.
Waverly-F. P Fisher.
]. w. Bissell, agent of the conference
claimants commission, Grace church
quarterly conference: II. NJ. Shirk,
agent of ti-Saloon League, st. Paurs
Waterloo quarterly. conference.
Dubuque District.
A. NJ. Billingsly. district superin-
tend. Manchester. Iowa.
Arlington-W. w. Soule.
Cascade-w. S. Sylvester.
Clermont-supply J. H. Graham.
Colesburg-R. T. Western.
Delhi-w. S. Skinner
Dubuque-Center Grove. j. S. Lii
ley; Grandview Avenue. Walker Piper:
St. Luke's, H. D. Atchison; East Du-
ouque, A. G. Ward.
Earlville-R. NJ. Wyant.
Edgewood-A. B. Soule.
Epworth-F. @. Brown.
Fairbank-H. H. Barton.
Farley-H. F. Wyatt.
Greeley-F. G. Young.
Hazelton-T j. Wyatt.
Hopk1nton-T. j. Hamilton.
1ndependence-T. e. Taylor.
Jesup-O. c. DuPuy.
Lamont-C. H. Hawn.
Manchester. F. Black.
Masonville and Silver Creek-D. c..
Perry.
Maynard-E r. Leaman.
Monticello-R v. Porter.
Oelwein-W. G. Crowder.
Quasqueton-A. c. Bracket.
Randalia-A E. Kernehan.
Raymond-P. NJ. Phillips.
Strawberry Point-Will A. Piper.
West Union-L. A. Swisher.
Winthrop-S. c. Bretnall
1ecorah District
N. A. Mershon-District superintend-
ent, Fayette. Iowa.
Bassett-F. c.. Bruene.
Burr Oak-F. n. Schepple.
Calmar-William Galbreth.
Charles City. r. Caffyn.
Cresco-John Gammons.
Cresco Circuit. F. Mitchell.
Decorah-W. NJ Lemen.
Elma-G. w. Meyer.
Fayette-G. III. Kennedy.
Floyd-F. r. Cassidy.
Jredeficlsburg-W.sW. Martin, -