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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Feb 28, 1906

OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

By Editor

THE last quarterly report of the church at Marion, Ind., noted the addition of six to the membership.

JANUARY 21, Brother M. N. Campbell, now vice-president of West Michigan Conference, was ordained to the Gospel ministry.

MRS. P. E. BOHUA, Woody, Kern County, Cal., says that the section where she resides is an excellent locality for those who wish to move out of the cities, and settle in a country district. She would like to correspond with any who would like to make such change.

IT was Brother C. W. Hollingsworth who visited every home in a country district in Iowa as a book agent, selling "Ministry of Healing," and then announced meetings in the district schoolhouse. Reporting to the Bulletin, he says: "At first it seemed that some came through curiosity to hear the book agent, but I notice that they have been present every evening since."

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Cal., the home of this paper, is well represented at the Pacific Union Conference, now in session at Portland, Ore. There are Brethren W. T. Knox, president of California Conference; J. O. Corliss, of the conference committee; J. N. Loughborough, of the General Conference; M. C. Wilcox and A. O. Tait, of the SIGNS editorial staff; H. H. Hall, of the Pacific Press book department, and A. J. S. Bourdeau, missionary secretary California Conference.