The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-15
THE NJ. E. APPOINTMENTS.
Full List Of Those Made BY the Session Of lows
Annual Conference Of 1910 Held u Peia sepembs7t0
49, inclusive Reported for The Herald by Rev W. A. Long
neckef, of Danylie. So F@ssss ksS st

q day tSept. III program was carried
out in, full ID. C. smith of 0ttumws
led the Love Feast at, 8 "a. m. at the
Nj f. church, after wAieh Bishop VIII
son preached to a congregation in the
large First Reformed church. The
Bishop has asquiet, easy manner in
public address, begins deliberately
and Nke a huge locomotive, gathers
power as he advances. The sermon
1 was intensely enjoyed and greatly ap'
Epreciated. .tsp ~. .a..ft 81
At 3 p. m. nsthe Second, Reformed
church Bishop Wilson, assisted by the
District Superintendent, ordained the
following deacons: j. H. Krenmyre,
F.sJ. Petit, f. A. Smith, j. w. Slime,
f. e. Pfantz and R.V.Pike. H.WsHun.
ster; w. ]. Scott and w. A. Smith
were ordained elders. Lenora McGin,
mis- of ottumwa, Elizabeth Paskin of
Oskaloosa and Grace M Dawson OF
Wellman were consecrated deacon
esses. E E,, - Z u
AT 1880, in spite of the gathering
storm, a large audience assembled and
heard a splendid address by H. j.
Cohn, D. D., Of Kansa City, Mo-, on
Home Missionary Work" A collec.
ton amounting to $500 was taken.
At $3.50 Monday morning the Con.
ference assembled in it's final session
that was not concluded till l 100 p. m,
at which time the appointments were
read. This session was given largely
to the reception of reports, some of
which provoked considerable debate.
G. B. Spencer, d. D., editor of the
Central Christian Advocate at Kansas
City; +. L. Hart, representing the
Mutual Church Insurance Co., Chica-
go; w. P. Stoddard, d. D., Correspond
ing Secretary of the Iowa Methodist
Hospital, and w. S. Gardner, Cores
ponding Secretary of Graham Hos
pital, Keokuk, addressed the Confer
ence. The Bishop and District Super
intendents who had retired for further
consultation regarding the appoint
ments, having returned, the following
appointments were read and the Con
ference stood adjourned. yr " a.@ta. .
Burlington District. '.,... Z;
C. l.. Tenant, superintendent; post
office, Mt Pleasant, Iowa.
Batavia, Oscar j. Fix.
Birmingham, A. w. McBlain.
Burlington, First, Eugene Allen.
Burlington, Grace, j, w. Lambert.
Burlington, Harrison Ave, C. E. Pet
tit 80 "..r %. '.* 70 's@---
Burlington Circuit, e. A. Bensinger.
Burlington, West, To be supplied.
Bonaparte, ]. w. Taylor.
Danville, w. A. Longneckef. "a
Donnelson, To be supplied. rt-
Pennington, J. w. Carson.
Fairfield, Thos Osborn.
Fairfield Circuit, R. G. Russell
FIT. Madison, r. l.. Patterson.
Fl. Madison, Santa Fe Ave-, M. A..
Banker. ~. e 49,. q % t7--
Hillsboro, To be supplied. .v
Keokuk, ]. w. Potter. a.
Libertyville, W. M. Crowther.
Mediapolis, M. E. Reusch.
Morning Sun, George Blagg.
Montrose, G. F. Jordan. h.
Mt. Pleasant, First, H. A. Ingham.
Mt. Pleasant Circuit, j. F.. Barnett. 4
Mt Pleasant, West, Thomas ]. Pet
tit. 49,. ''.1 " - -
Mt. Sterling, w. ]. Hamilton.
Mt. Union, w. l.. Clapp.
New London, C. w. Wilson.
Salem, H. C. Druse.
Sperry, Jacob w. Slime.
Wayland, J. P. Hehner.
West Point, S. F. Bishop.
Winfield, A. B. Caldwell
Yarmouth, e. s. Hehner.
Muscatine District.
]. A. Boatman, District Superintend-
ent, 8; postoffice, Muscatine, Iowa. I'd
Ainsworth, J. A. Glendenning.
Amish, VIM, J. Scott.
Brighton, r. s.. Pool. .. '. .
Buffalo, To be supplied.
Columbus Junction, A. w. Gillian.
Charlottesville, A. B. Hightshoe.
Grandview, TO be supplied.
Guernsey, To be supplied.
Kalona, w. IS. Moore.
Keota, J. f. Robertson:
Koszta, To be supplied.
Ladora, Thos. Rowe.
Let's, w. L. Fry. -
Lexington, F. w. Carwell.
Lone Tree, David Phillips. -
Marengo, c. H. Myers. q
Muscatine, First, L. NJ Grigsby.
Muscatine, North, Edward Codghill.