Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-28


RandaIia-Wiuiam GaloTeth.
Ray-a onS5-W. E. Ross
Reed s-To be supplied
Strawberry Point, c. Rose.
West Cr!cn-H c culver.
WINTHROP. G. Fort.
Marshalto~n District.
". G. Crowder, superintendent.
Mg-shau.own.
Acklsy-J. :, Llley.
Albion-5-. z. Luce.
Beam an-A W. Smith
Chelsea-J ". Ash.
Cor-ad-L. n. S1ub6s
E.do-a-T. II Gallagher.
Geneva. ". Rodgers.
C!l-naa-To be supplied.
Giadbrook-H z. Morrow
G-undy Center-Di.ran Smith.
Hanpton-Dewit Clinton.
Iowa Falls-F. {. Witzignan.
Iaurel-F s HurIburt.
Narsialito1n-R. z Hurllpurt
Mason CITY. E Wagner and ". c..
Rowley.
Melbourne ard Rhodes-A- r. Coover.
N!nerva-To he supplied
Montour-To be supplied
Owassa-To be supplied.
Reinheck--J. G. Robinson.
Rockwell-A. c. Bracket.
SheNield-.A. 2. Soule.
state Center. ]. Yost
Steam boat Rack and Gifor2-To ne
supplied.
Tama-v. c. C7ewor,h
Toledo-w. L. Alexander.
Toledo Circuit-R- E J. Thompson.
Union-G E Shear.
N-hitten-C Fl. Hawn
DR. W. G. Crowder. who succeeds Dr.
T. z. Fleming as superintendent OF the
Marshalitown district, comes 70 the
district rom Cedar Rapids. He is con-
sidered one OF the strong men of the
Upper Iowa conference.
Waterloo District.
T. NJ Evans. district superintendent.
Waterloo.
.Allison-E. A. Roadman.
Aredale-To be supplied.
Brandon-H. W. Artman
Cedar Fails ". Holland.
Clarksville-A. G. Ward.
Dixie. H. Hayward.
Dunlont-J. c. Davis.
Dvsart-J. c. Evans.
Frederika-W. A. Gibbons.
Geneseo-T. H Sheckler Up. O. at
Dysart.
Greene-R. y. Porter.
Hansell-E. J. Starr.
Javnesville-Y. Fl. Smith.
I.aporte Citv-A. w. Henke.
Marble Rock-R c. Lusk.
Mt. Auburn-T. A. Trin1ble.
New Hartford-To be supplied by ".
A. F'aris.
Nora Springs-W. w. Souie.
Northwood and Kensett-John Daw-
son
Parkersburg-A. VI. Mcintosh.
Plainfield-F. O. Hiilman.
lyrnouth-Hadwen Williams.
Rockford-A VI. JAYNE
Rdd-Henry Aishouse
Shell Pock-Thornas Carson.
Stout and Sinclair-To be supplied by
Theodore J. Avery.
Sumner-G. 3. Shoemaker.
Traer-E. A Copeland.
Waterloo Circuit-M a. Goodell.
Waterloo-First church, W. F. Spry
and J. f. Johnson; Grace church. A. J.
Northrup: Linden, E. A Baker; s..
Paul's, F. c. Brown.
Waveriv-E. A. Lang.
Yves tburg--F. II. Wyrick.
Special Appointments.
The following are the appointments
of members on detached service:
]. ". Bisseil, agent claimants fund
commission; L. +. Townsend, students
pastor state university. Iowa City; w
F. Kind. president emeritus, J. W. AL
(; brook. agent. Hugh Boyd. professor
emeritus, J. r. Van Pelt, professor, all
| of Cornell College; W. F. Slinserland
! special agent, Russell Sage foundation;
K. r Stoltz. professor, Wesley College
| North Dakota; E l. Miller. agent con-
| ference claimants fund commission; o
3. Chassell. editor Iowa Methodist;
George F. Sutherland, young peoples
! missionary secretary; r. w. Cooper
| president. d. NJ. Parker, professor, Up
| per Iowa University; S. c. Bronson
! professor. Garrett Biblical Institute: c
! z. Baker, principal. J. r. A. Hammer
financial agent EpWorth Seminary; A
! E. Kernehan. E. r. Cough, I. Y. VIII
liams, left without appointment to at
| tend school: G. 3. Rescor, Indian Mis-.
| sion, Greenville, Cal; n. O. Pratt, chap
| lain Iowa Soldiers Home; Harry White
| conference evangelist.
The new officers OF the laymen' s
conference for the next year are:
President-Frank Kilborn Ceda,
Rapids.
e-President-Robert Raines, In.
dependence.
Secretary-C. A Moves, Dubuque
Treasurer-C. r. Rhode. Waterloo.
The district Independents appoint.
ed were:
Cedar Falls district-R. NJ Gum
Buckingham.
Cedar Rapids district-D. e. voris
Marion.
Davenport district-Frank Yost
Davenport.
Dubuque district W. Kregy
Manchester.
DEBORAH district-John n. Ferguson
Charles City.
Marshalltown dlstrict-T. J. Robin
son. Hampton.
Severe cramps, collie and dfarrhoes
. are PROMPTLY cured hv Chamberlain,
| CoIic Cholera and niaprhnoa Ropo<5x,