AT Selma, Cal., eight persons have been added to the church, largely thru the labors of Brother D. T. Fero.
IN Butte, Mont., five additions have been made in the church during the last month, three of them being by baptism.
THE SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Herald reports that Brother J. J. Irwin baptized two new converts at Noble, Ill., April 28.
A FEW meetings held at Bache, Okla., by Brother W. F. Talburt, recently, have resulted in three additions to the church.
A GOOD interest has been manifest in meetings conducted by Brother N. T. Sutton at Kirwin, Kan., and five have accepted the truth.
APRIL 27, two young men were buried with their Lord in baptism at South Monterey, Mich., Brother J. W. Hofstra administering the ordinance.
Two adults and several children are rejoicing in the truth at Rutherford, W. Va., as the result of the labors of Brother and Sister P. W. Province.
BROTHER C. N. MARTIN, of Chico, Cal., tho much hindered by poor health, has been conducting meetings. He reports that so far twenty-two have been baptized.
BROTHER H. F. KETRING, Brother L. S. Wheeler, and Sister Anna Downs have just closed a series of meetings in Potter Hall, Boston, in which about twenty have taken their stand to keep the commandments.
FOREIGN MISSIONS have been helped to the amount of $20,000 and several other enterprises have received smaller sums to the amount of about $15,000 from the estate of Brother K. G. Smith, a faithful aged brother who recently died in Nebraska. The matter has been adjusted with little trouble, and the money paid over.
THE Hanford Journal of May 16 has a column on the closing exercises of the Central California Intermediate Church School, conducted by Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Howe. The report shows that the school has made good progress, and also that church and religious schools are true places to train the young to be workers for God.
Union College Calendar.—The Union College Calendar is being entirely rewritten for 1907-1908 in order to harmonize with the recommendations made by the last General Conference Educational Convention, and to conform to the growth and progress of the school. It will be ready for mailing in a few weeks. Let any desiring the calendar address, at once, C. C. Lewis, College View, Neb.
Change of Address.—The permanent address of Elder L. D. Santee is now 749 West Fullerton Ave., Chicago.