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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, Cal. · Nov 29, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 48.

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OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

By Editor

Six new members were added to the church at Herman, Minn., October 28.

Four members were added to the church at Marshfield, Wis., at the last quarterly-meeting.

OCTOBER 28, two candidates were baptized in the Anglaise River, at Defiance, Ohio, by Brother J. P. Gaede.

THE addition of six members to the church in Council Bluffs, Iowa, is reported in the Bulletin, by Brother Bergerson.

BROTHER J. F. OLMSTED and wife have been assigned to South Africa, to be supported by the Indiana Conference.

Six candidates were recently baptized at Wright, Mich., by Brother A. G. Haughey, president of West Michigan Conference.

IN the Banner, Brother E. K. Slade, president of East Michigan Conference, notes the conversion of six persons at Prattville and five at Jefferson.

AT the last quarterly-meeting of the church at Janesville, Wis., five members were added, and others have begun to keep the Sabbath of the Lord.

PREACHING services are held every Sunday evening in the church on G Street, between 18th and 19th, Sacramento, Cal., by Brother Isaac Morrison.

THE annual week of prayer in all Seventh-day Adventist churches will be held December 9-16. Readings for the occasion will be published in the Review.

A NOTE from Sister M. A. Kuohl, Hildebran, N. C., states that Brother D. T. Shireman has built a school for colored children in that place, and that a father, mother, and daughter, who live adjacent to the school, have been baptized. A Sabbath-school and occasional preaching service are held there. A donation of Little Friends would be acceptable.

BROTHER W. R. SMITH and wife, who sailed September 18 from Vancouver, B. C., report a safe arrival at Yokohama, Japan, October 8. They had quite a rough voyage and several days of sea-sickness, altho their baby experienced no sickness at all. They were met at the wharf by Brother Field, and a short ride by train brought them to his home in Tokio. A later letter states that Brethren Field and Smith had gone to Korea to look up a location where the latter, with his family, will be stationed in the work.