The Glendale (Cal.) Sanitarium

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Dec 7, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 49.

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The Glendale (Cal.) Sanitarium

The Glendale Sanitarium is located in the beautiful Fernando Valley about eight miles from the city, but is brought into touch with the city by a branch of the Huntington electric system. This institution began work about one year ago, and from the first it has enjoyed a good degree of prosperity. During the dull season its patronage was better than could have been expected, considering its meager facilities. Tourists are now coming into Los Angeles in large numbers, and our rooms are filling up.
We have just had a nice rain, and vegetation is springing into new life. A large front lawn is being laid out, also flower beds, etc. A large parlor is being fitted up, and an elevator installed. There are about thirty workers in this institution, and we are glad to have a part in so high a calling. We desire to be channels through which God can manifest his power.
Our city branch, located at the corner of Third and Hill Streets, is doing well. At another time we will speak of the religious work of the institution.
C. F. MARVIN.