' venty-fiv* Cents a Year.
Vol. XIII. No.
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March
■9M
1 ne Superintendent's Visit
To Tn ■ States.
had ahviiy•• s-> M 'nil
' ’ * * go “tl*n\ ti : low" * • '1 (
le", us the peop’e in Mask a term
>itig 'o the States, until Dee. 4th,
lien I lost sight of VV001I Isljtid,
1 spent the next fifteen days on
n«l the Str. “Yukon”. The winds
ew, the sea was rough and th< jp
1 "t w is generaliy bad. being 1
1 sailor, however. I did not miss
• c.il. or suffer from sea sirknes'.
In this I had the tn mp.'.nv of a very
-Meet few of n-i\ felhw pus*.en *s
. . ;ng in , - i .i' : • juosi
< t my frien« 1 Rev. Myron Cooley, ] as*
t *r of Columbia baptist Church. Hi*
assistance was invaluable to me it
purchasing various articles for ship
.i• • on the Yukon which sailed
north again Eec. 22nd; and also in
• \ ‘tiling street cars, automobiles etc.
Not having seen anything of that
kind for five years, and having grown
ccustotned to the slow speed of the
mission oxen, the hustle and rush of
he city was at first very contusing,
ec. 24 27 l spent in Vancouver,
C. with my brother and his wife,
ho gave me a most delightful time.
I. w > the first Christmas we had
spent together for eight years.
\fter a hasty trip to Portland, Ore,
where l spoke in Grace Church in
morning and East Aukeney
v'hurch in the evening, Dec 29. I
; uri
started for t'hir i (j i stopoino;
Mrs M. D.
' -it T -po.nihb, U'hsb., end
1 ' • in Spokane to visit Mis.
.* * * * .WoWbionie a ml Mr. and Mr<.
i t nest Sargeiiit. As many of our
readers know, Mrs. McWhinnie vras
for over 20 years the business inana
for the Orphanage in New Httjf
!«»* d and is still intensely interested
in every bov and ^iil in the mbsion,
;,s weli 1 those who have yune out
from it. While in Spok.im I ^ave
t a" addie^.utor the Or, han: ye.
• * 1V vv. nit.vr of I -1 6. t ! ! ' * • i i II
A i '• • nl : in* \t up ri ng I
vs<-• ul wui to The Training School
where I w.is nicely entertained dur
ing my stay in the city. It was a
very g eat pleasure for me to meet
t 1’. e a! i-‘ i*mi 11 y Committee, and
Board of Managers of the Wnman's
Amen.an baptist Home Mission So
ciety, under whose auspices the Or
phanage is maintained. While in
Chicago I spoke to several Mission
Circles of the various Baptist Church
es.
Detroit was my next stop. Spent,
four days there, being very gracious
ly received and delightfully enter
tained. It was in this city of auto
mobiles that I had my first ride iu
o :e of those machines. Must confess
that i held on tight, and was not al
together certain of reaching my des
titution. It was heie also that the