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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Nov 9, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 45.

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A CHURCH was organized at Logan, Kan., October 21.

SEVEN persons received baptism at Battle Creek, Mich., October 14.

A CHURCH of thirteen members was recently organized at Logansport, Ind.

A NEW church building will be dedicated at Abilene, Kan., November 4, 5.

A CHURCH of fourteen members was organized at Sturgis, Mich., October 14.

BROTHER M. S. REPPE reports the recent baptism of five persons at Herman, Minn.

THE church at Portis, Kan., received an addition of ten to its membership on a recent Sabbath.

ELDER D. E. SCOLES reports closing his meetings at Sedalia, Mo., October 22. Twenty-three have accepted the Sabbath truth at that place.

BROTHER E. W. WEBSTER writes from Ridgeway, S. C., that six persons have begun the observance of the Sabbath there, and others are interested.

NINE persons have been added to the San Antonio church, Tex., since the recent camp-meeting at that place. Some others there are awaiting baptism.

A GOOD interest to hear the truth is reported at Martinsville, Eaton, and Beath, Ind. The church at Beath is preparing to build a house of worship.

THE Scandinavian church in Omaha, Neb., now numbers forty-two. They have rented and fitted up a hall in which to hold services.—Nebraska Reporter.

A SABBATH-SCHOOL of about twenty members has been organized at Desoto, Tex., where meetings are being held by Brethren Charles Whatley and R. L. Routt.

BROTHER G. P. LOY reports from Omaha, Neb.: “We now have five new Sabbath-keepers who have accepted the truth since the Omaha camp-meeting, and three others who we are confident will soon take their stand for the message.”

IN a report of meetings at Mattoon, Ill., which closed October 7, Elder F. W. Wheeler says: “The interest to hear the word was good, and quite a number decided to obey the truth. Eighteen signed the covenant. Two others have signed it since the meetings closed. It has been thought best that my wife and I remain to carry forward the work begun.”

BROTHER J. A. LORENZ reports from Goodwin, O. T.: “During the past year I have labored in this neighborhood at different times from house to house, and also giving lectures in schoolhouses; and as a result, quite a number have taken their stand for the truth, and have become active members of the Shattuck church. Only lately two more families have decided to obey, while others are deeply interested, and will, I believe, soon identify themselves with us.”