p. 13 | OUR WORK AND WORKERS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, Cal. · Mar 20, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 12.

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OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

By Editor

AT Flagstaff, Ariz., a man and his wife were baptized, February 17.

BROTHER STEWART KIME reports five additions to the rank of Sabbath-keepers at Somers, Mont.

BROTHER J. M. REES writes that ten, mostly youth, have united with the church at Wolf Lake, Ind.

THRU labors of Brethren C. J. Buhalts and B. Hagle three have taken their stand for the truth in Ligonier, Ind.

BROTHER E. B. HOPKINS recently closed a series of meetings at Winnsboro, Texas, in which two families decided to obey.

MR. AND MRS. PAUL CURTIS report that a mother and daughter at Yorkton, Saskatchewan, have begun the observance of the Sabbath.

TWO OF Sister Mary Edward's readers in Galena, Kan., were baptized early in the year. The Bible work is everywhere proving successful.

FOUR have taken their stand on all the commandments of the Lord, at Cleburne, Texas, thru the efforts of Brethren T. W. Field and H. B. French.

SISTER C. D. CRAWFORD, of Elroy, Wis., reports thru the Wisconsin Reporter that two of her readers are keeping the Sabbath, and eagerly studying the whole truth.

A YOUNG man and his wife, and a man who had wandered from the fold, have given their hearts to God, at Noble, Ill., as the result of meetings held by Brother J. J. Irwin.

BROTHER H. H. HALL, the bookman of the Pacific Press, has just returned from an extended trip East and North. He reports the outlook unusually encouraging for the book work the coming year.

THE WELCOME VISITOR (Ohio) contains the news of the death of Dr. A. W. George, who for several years has been laboring in Constantinople. The call comes, Who will take the place left vacant?

IN a business letter just received from B. J. Cady, dated Papeete, February 18, he says, "Our work is progressing here. We want to build two meeting houses this year, one in Huahine, and the other in Raiatea."

IN a letter received from one of our medical missionaries in China, Dr. H. W. Miller, he tells us that he has located his mission at Sin Jang Cheo, on the railway, where he soon expects to begin publication of tracts, etc. Our readers will certainly wish him great success in this new enterprise.

BROTHER W. H. HOLDEN writes to the Montana Bivouac, from Butte, Mont.: "Another soul has responded to the call to serve the Master in present truth. Nearly every day I am adding names to the Butte reading circle, and at present I have my hands full to keep them supplied with reading-matter."