C. D. REASER by C. D. Reaser

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 29, 1907

C. D. REASER

By C. D. Reaser

ENCLOSED find nine dollars, which you will please place in the $150,000 fund for myself and family, as our fourth-of-July offering. I would like to send much more on this fund, but we are few, and I am crippled by the loss of my left hand through blood-poison.

I have lately begun to keep the commandments of God, and have been trying to teach the truth to our neighbors. One family of four have lately joined us in keeping the Sabbath. We are isolated, have no church or Sabbath-school privileges. We live a hundred and fifty miles from the railroad station, Kemmerer, on the O. S. Line in western Wyoming, and we are surrounded by cow-men, a very rough and profane, but kind-hearted people.

We shall sell out as soon as possible, and move our families where they will have church and school privileges. Then we expect to enter the canvassing field for Seventh-day Adventist publications.