Utah by W. L. Gardner; Eva M. Gardner

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 9, 1910

Utah

By W. L. Gardner; Eva M. Gardner

SALT LAKE CITY.—The loss occasioned by fire in our treatment-rooms a few weeks ago has been fully repaired, and our work is again going forward, with a better prospect for success than ever before. We are receiving an excellent class of patients, and with more and better facilities, we feel sure that the Lord will add his blessing to our perseverance. Thus what seemed to us as loss will prove to be gain; for our work is now, by reason of the fire, better known than ever before.

We are thankful for the efficient help of Sister Marie L. Guerne, a graduate nurse and Bible worker, whom the California Conference Committee asked to come to Utah and help in our work. We also expect an experienced health food man and his wife here from California in a few days, to take up the food and restaurant work. With an efficient corps of experienced and consecrated workers, we feel confident that the health work in Utah will go forward to greater success.

W. L. AND EVA M. GARDNER.