Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from American Women, Vol. 2 of 2: Fifteen Hundred Biographies With Over 1, 400 Portraits; A Comprehensive Encyclopedia of the Lives and Achievements of American Women During the Nineteenth Century
Jones, Mrs. N. Andrews, a woman of remarkable executive ability, is matron of the industrial school.
Mrs. Jones has given time and effort freely to that work for the unfortunate. In her Christian faith she 15 zealous, and the earnestness of her religious life characterizes her work In every field. In 1892 she became editor of the literary club department of the Mid Continent, a monthly magazine published in Lansing.
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