FIELD NOTES

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Dec 19, 1892

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 19, No. 7.

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FIELD NOTES.

THE German Sabbath school at College View, Nebraska, has seventy-two members.
THE new Walla Walla College, College Place, Washington, was opened December 7, with 101 students enrolled, and a number of others arrived after the opening.
ELDER W. S. HYATT, president of Missouri Conference, reports the organization of a church of twelve members at Clearmont, and one at Stanberry of fifteen members.
THE College View Enterprise says that "a committee of the Seventh-day Adventist Conference of Texas visited Oak Hill, recently, to investigate the matter of establishing a Conference school there."
ELDER J. E. GRAHAM, president of North Pacific Conference, gives notice that "the Conference Committee has appointed T. H. Starbuck treasurer of the Conference, successor to O. Dickinson, deceased. Tithes should be sent to him, at 506 East Everett Street, Station A, Portland, Oregon."
ELDER PAUL E. GROS reports a good work among the French brethren at Wilson, Michigan, where three were baptized and others decided for the truths presented from the Scriptures. He was also called to Chicago to speak to a company of French Protestants who were gathered together by a friend.