Life and light for woman . .30; Milwaukee, GrandAve., Y. L., , 116 49 Juvenile: Boscobel, Coral Workers, 27;Bloomington, Torch-Bearers, 3; Clinton,Coral Workers, ; Fox Lake, C. M. B.,; Janesville, M. B., ; La Crosse,Little Helpers, 13; Plattville, BridgeBuilders, 5; Ripon, Coral Workers, 14;River Falls, 30; Sparta, M. B., 5; White-water, Rosebuds, 80 cts., 82 52 For Kobe Home Land: Beloit, First Ch.,2; Berlin, 15; Brandon, ; Clinton, 1, 22 49 769 62Less expenses, 14 88 Total, 754 74 Additional.—Genem, 7; Rosendale, 14; Waukesha, ; Whitewater, 35 cts., 46 29 Junior : A
Life and light for woman . .30; Milwaukee, GrandAve., Y. L., , 116 49 Juvenile: Boscobel, Coral Workers, 27;Bloomington, Torch-Bearers, 3; Clinton,Coral Workers, ; Fox Lake, C. M. B.,; Janesville, M. B., ; La Crosse,Little Helpers, 13; Plattville, BridgeBuilders, 5; Ripon, Coral Workers, 14;River Falls, 30; Sparta, M. B., 5; White-water, Rosebuds, 80 cts., 82 52 For Kobe Home Land: Beloit, First Ch.,2; Berlin, 15; Brandon, ; Clinton, 1, 22 49 769 62Less expenses, 14 88 Total, 754 74 Additional.—Genem, 7; Rosendale, 14; Waukesha, ; Whitewater, 35 cts., 46 29 Junior : Appleton, 5; Wauwatosa, 27, 32 00 Juvenile: Whitewater, Rosebuds, 2 80 Total 81 09 ARKANSAS. Rogers.—Mission Band for India, 7 50 Total, 7 50 JAPAN. Kyoto.—Coral Workers, Missionary Chil-dren, 23 78 Total, 23 78Kobe.— Toki Kawamoto, Treas. Girls School, Foreign Missionary Society, 10 00 Total, 10 00Receipts from Sept. 18th to Oct. 10th, 7,554 71Previously acknowledged, 36,803 20 Total since October, 1888, $44,357 91. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE RECORDING SECRETARY. This, our sixteenth anniversary, awakens the question, What have thesesixteen years, now completed, wrought for us in the mission work withwhich we are connected? In material results, we find we have collectednearly $50,000. We have supported six lady missionaries in the field, con-tributed toward the maintenance of three schools, besides the yearly aid tothe Morning Star. This money has not been collected in large sums, butmostly, as our Treasurers accounts have shown, in small sums from manygivers,—thus gathering in fragments of both money and time. We havebrought the women of our churches in these coast States into some mutualacquaintance and fellowship as no other organization on this coast has Executive Committee of this Society, as it once a year looks over thecomplete list of our churches, endeavoring to measure the ability of each tocontribute to this cause, is brought into a somewhat familiar acqu
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