Untitled article by M. G. Kellogg

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Apr 17, 1893

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 19, No. 24.

FROM OUR ISLAND MISSIONARIES.

By M. G. Kellogg

PITCAIRN ISLAND, Feb. 24, 1893.

We arrived here safe and sound on the morning of February 19, having been thirty-two days on our voyage from San Francisco to this island. We found Elder Gates somewhat improved in health, but he is in no condition to make a long voyage. The Pitcairn sailed this afternoon for the isle of Mangareva, distant 300 miles, taking along Elders Gates and Cady, Brother McCoy and wife, and Brother Edward Young, a native of Pitcairn Island. Brother Young goes out as a missionary to labor in Mangareva, and Brother Gates goes along to see him located. Two other young men go along to engage awhile in pearl fishing. The other missionaries and myself remain here to conduct a series of meetings until the return of the brig. Sister Gates is well.

Yours in the work, M. G. KELLOGG.