Dedication of the Woodland School Building
By Editor
That notice of the dedication of the Woodland school building in Wisconsin is having a hard time: first it was sent in as a part of a report of labor, and was printed accordingly in the Review of April 10. Then we were informed that the notice of dedication of the school building had not appeared. Therefore we took the notice from the report of labor, printed April 10, and reprinted it last week in the Special Notice department. But there it was printed under the heading “Dedication,” without any intimation as to what State of the American Union Woodland might possibly be in. Now to make sure that the notice of this dedication shall be given, we write it down here: The dedication is to be in the State of Wisconsin. It is to be the dedication of the new school building built by the Seventh-day Adventists of that State. It is to be held on Sunday, May 6. Those who may go by railroad must go to Marshfield on the Wisconsin Central, or Chicago and Northwestern, or Marshfield and Southeastern Railway; or to Pittsville on the Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul; and then by team or afoot, as they may choose, to the Woodland school building. For further information address Prof. J. E. Tenney or C. H. Mikkelsen, not at Marshfield, not at Pittsville, nor yet at Woodland; but at Arpin, Wis. We sincerely hope that hundreds of persons will go, and that every one of them will have a better time in getting there than this notice has had in “getting there.”