Logan Nation | 1903-07-18 | Page 6 | Not Lost, but Left Behind

Not Lost, But Left Behind. One of the interesting and involuntary involun-tary incidents of the return trip from California of the delegates to the Presbyterian Pres-byterian General Assembly, occurred to one of the women of the home mission mis-sion contingent, who got off at one ot the stations for a little exercise. She was one of those on the first section, but her train started and left her behind, be-hind, and she was taken up by the secor,rl section. Some of her friends and put it on the front of her berth, "To the memory of our dear departed" and it hung there when the first section sec-tion ran into the station at Chicago, where she rejoined her party.