p. 18 | Change of Residence by John Norton Loughborough

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

Change of Residence

By John Norton Loughborough

AFTER my return from labor in southern California, on December 31, I was taken with la grippe, which lasted the whole month of January. Since that time, while seeking to regain strength, the sickness and death of my wife has occurred. This, of course, put on me the whole of the physical labor on my place. This labor she aided in when in health. Being by her death left alone, I decided that I would sell my home in Mountain View, and make my residence with my daughter’s family. She has been with me since one week before Mrs. Loughborough died. As far as health and strength will permit, I wish now to devote my time to the gospel work.

Just as my home was sold, and I was ready to move to the home of my daughter, I received a letter from the Colorado Conference Committee requesting me to attend their Denver camp-meeting, August 22 to September 2. I have replied, “The Lord favoring, I will come.”

Since the loss of my companion, I have received many letters of sympathy from the brethren and sisters, for which they have my sincere thanks. Many cares in closing out my temporal matters in Mountain View must be taken as my reason for not making a reply to all these letters.

My home address will now be Healdsburg, Sonoma Co., Cal.

J. N. LOUGHBOROUGH.