Untitled article by M. E. Cornell

California Conference of Seventh-day Adventists · Oakland, Cal. · Dec 3, 1874

From Elder Cornell.

By M. E. Cornell

WE arrived in Chicago on Friday, November 6th, at about 4 o'clock P. M., after a tiresome journey of nearly six days from Oakland; but we are in good health and spirits. In conversation with Bro. Butler upon the great things of the present truth, and in reading and writing, the time passed pleasantly enough.

At the urgent request of Bro. W. Salisbury, I remained in Chicago and spoke twice to the Danish congregation. This was an interesting season to me. For order and devotion, this society of fifty or sixty Danes will compare favorably with any of our American churches. They seem to be well established upon all the present truth.

With the good rest at the home of Bro. S., and the pleasant interview with these Christians, I feel much refreshed and encouraged. We take the cars at nine this morning for Battle Creek.

M. E. CORNELL. Chicago, Ill., Nov. 9th, 1874.