The Archive · 1906

Gazette. 287

rudies for a year prior to taking up ion work near Yangchow.

Dr. George Cox and Mrs. Cox of the LIN. are spending several months in Kaiféngfu, Honan, where Dr. Cox superintending the erection of a hospital, Dr. and Mrs, J. E, Williams by charge of the hospital here in their absence.

Mrs, Tours, wife of H. B, M. Consul, with her two children and governess, Miss Dinnedye, will 1 for England this week. The Mrs. W. E. Crocker, daughter, May for thei furlough.

They will first go to Scotland and then to America.

We are glad to hear that Mrs. W. A.

of the Methodist Mission, confined to her home for months with nervous pros able to be out again.

H. J. von Brockdorff of the Customs has boon trans-forced from Chinkiang to Tsingtao. He and his wife and son left for that place Inst week. Woe are sorey to Jone these friends from our community. Mrs, von Brockdorff has endeared self to everyone by her Chi character, and on all sides words regret are hoard at her departure.

Miss Roos of the O. I. M., has gone to Wales, vid America, for her furlough, Miss Gibson, sister of ow man, Mr. Jas. Gibson, brother for a few day this week for England.

stationed in Chinkiang for several

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