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Evans, George Spittell

clergyman, litterateur, was born June 3, 1869, in England. He studied at St. Mark's and afterward at St.

John's national schools of London, England; and subsequently took a theological course in the Oberlin college, Ohio. During 1887- 90 he preached with success in North Kensington, London, England; during 1890-92 he filled a pastorate in Black Creek, N. Y.; Lake Benton, Minn., in 1894; when he took charge of a church at Hudson, S. D. He has lectured extensively in Europe and America; and has held the position of instructor of political economy for Lincoln county, Minn.; and as state visitor for Carleton college, Minnesota. He has contributed extensively to church literature.