Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jun 23, 1904

The church building at Noblesville, Ind., has been moved onto a new lot, a vestibule has been added in front, new paper is being put on inside, and the outside will be repainted. It is intended, when this work is completed, to hold a series of meetings and try to revive the work at Noblesville.

The following tent companies will be in Southern Illinois this summer: Elders Chas. Thompson and P. G. Stanley and Miss Annie Durrie at Danville; Elders C. L. Taggart and M. G. Huffman and Miss May Craig at Decatur; and Brethren F. W. Wheeler and E. L. Cardy at Irving.

The Peoria, Ill., sanitarium is prospering and accomplishing a good work. Brother R. B. Craig reports that the people of Peoria “show their appreciation of the sanitarium by sending their friends and relatives to receive treatment and care. The Lord’s blessing is attending the work, so that the sick are being healed, and many are asking for spiritual help.” “Some have already quit the use of tea, coffee, meat, etc. Many of our city physicians are co-operating with us, and they and the patients they send us, say that they believe the seventh day is the Sabbath.”