``entitled to go down to posterity, her life-
work preserved as information for future
generations.'' She has written ``Land of The Rising
Sun,'' ``Sister Ridenour's Sacrifice,'' ``Christmas
Cheer In All Lands,'' ``Easter Gladness,''
``Mission Ships,'' ``The Child's Own Book'' and
``The Wonderful Story of Jesus.'' Her essays,
alone, would make a volume, original and
interesting. She has written for the press since
sixteen years of age and has been a Bible
teacher forty years.



ANNA L. JANUARY.


Osawatomie claims Anna L. January, the
author of ``Historic Souvenir of Osawatomie,
Kansas,'' ``John Brown Battle Grounds,'' ``Calvin
Monument,'' and ``Lookout and Park;'' also,
numerous poems.

Mrs. January is a native of Wilmington,
Ohio, coming to Kansas in 1898. She taught
school three years and in 1901 married D. A.
January of Osawatomie. They have one child,
a son of four years. An active worker in the
Congress of Mothers and interested in temperance
and suffrage work, Mrs. January still