Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jun 1, 1905

A SABBATH-SCHOOL of seventeen members has recently been organized at Wakeeney, Kan.

THE Indiana Reporter mentions that “five have recently begun to keep the Sabbath at Princeton as the result of personal efforts by Brother Hazleton.”

ELDER BYRON HAGLE says in a report of work at Medaryville, Ind., which was begun April 4: “We have organized a Sabbath-school of thirty members, and baptized eight precious souls into the faith, and others will follow soon. We have rented a permanent place of worship.”

IN a report from Ithaca, Mich., Brother J. G. Lamson says: “The meeting at Ithaca, Sabbath, May 13, was a precious season for all concerned. The ‘good news,’ told in the old way, touched the hearts, and an earnest revival followed. Sunday forenoon four adults made a decided stand for the truth.” Brother Lamson also reports the baptism of two academy students at Holly, April 29.

THE Nebraska Reporter says of the progress of the work in Lincoln, Neb.: “Several have taken their stand for the truth during the past winter as a result of the Bible work done by Sister Peebles, the missionary work of the church, and the public efforts put forth in the meetings on the Sabbath. Some of these have united with the church. We have reorganized our Young People’s Society, and are planning for aggressive work.”