OUR WORK AND WORKERS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Aug 16, 1899

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 25, No. 33.

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OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

By Editor

THE address of Elder C. N. Martin is 1059 Castro Street, Oakland, Cal.

FIFTEEN converts are reported by Brother C. P. Haskell, at Ironton, Ohio.

A CAMP-MEETING is now in progress at Alexandria, Ind. It will close on the 20th inst.

JULY 1 four persons united with the church at Springfield, Ohio, having been baptized by Brother W. W. Miller.

MINNESOTA CONFERENCE has nine tents in the field this season. At Deer, Kitson County, eight persons were baptized July 16.

THE church at Indianapolis, Ind., distributed 10,000 32-page tracts, previous to the assembling of the Epworth League Convention in that city.

TWO LOTS in Fort Worth, Texas, have been donated to the purpose of a new house of worship, and other pledges give hope that the enterprise will soon be under way.

AN appeal goes out from the city mission in Lincoln, Neb., for pillows, pillow-slips, sheets, and carpets for six rooms. Also for beans, peas, potatoes, flour, and fruits. Adress, J. A. Skinner.

THE variations in the work of the canvasser are illustrated by the report of one found in the Nebraska Reporter: "Monday, and till Tuesday noon, I did not sell a book, but gave away reading to the value of seventy-five cents. Thursday I took orders to the amount of forty-five dollars."