Untitled article by James White

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Third-day, March 17, 1868

FromReview and Herald, Vol. XXXI, No. 14

HOME AGAIN.

By James White

We reached home Feb. 5, by driving about sixty miles. Many roads were blocked up with snow, compelling us to go out of our way to find passable roads. We broke down once, and were all driven out into the deep snow to repair, and got nearly stopped in drifts several other times. When we were within five miles from here it began to rain, and has continued forty-eight hours, until most of the snow is gone, and small lakes of water lay all along the roads. We escaped home from our northern tour just in time.

Sabbath, the 7th, we spent at home, the first rest from the labor of Sabbath meetings we have enjoyed since last May. We are both quite as well as usual, and hope to enjoy home, and rest, and writing for several weeks, when we may leave for General Conference, via Wright and Monterey.

We were glad to find on our return twenty-eight letters, and hope to hear from friends often. Mrs. W. will do up her writing as fast as possible, and prepare for Test. No. 14. Our principal work will be to carefully revise chapters of Life Incidents, and prepare the work for the press as soon as possible.

JAMES WHITE.

Greenville, Montcalm Co., Mich., March 3, 1868.