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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 9, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 49.

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Field Notes

TWO ladies have recently accepted the truth at Oakfield, Wis.
A CHURCH of six members has been organized at Pine City, Minn.
MRS. MINNIE SYPE reports two desiring baptism at Oxford Mills, Iowa.
FOUR new members were received into the church at Port Allegany, Pa., three being baptized.
THE tent effort held at Houston, Ohio, resulted in ten taking their stand for the Sabbath.
ELDER EDWARD F. COLLIER baptized six persons at Kankakee, Ill., on Sabbath, November 6.
THREE new members were received into the church at Coudersport, Pa., at the general meeting.
AN interesting service was held at the church at Sherburn, Minn., when two persons were baptized.
AT Leominster, Mass., a church of thirty members has been organized by Elder H. C. Hartwell.
As the result of tent-meetings held at Arbuckle, Cal., one brother has commenced to keep the Sabbath.
AT Neodesha, Kan., one person has accepted the truth, and one baptism is reported by Elder B. W. Brown.
TWENTY-SEVEN persons have been added to the church at Fort Worth, Tex., twelve of these having been baptized.
FIFTEEN persons were baptized at the close of the camp-meeting at Milwaukee, Wis., and three have accepted the Sabbath.
TWO new members have united with the church at Rochester, Ind. Also one member was taken into the Wolcottville church by baptism.
THREE are keeping the Sabbath as a result of work done thus far in Jacksonville, Ill., and others are interested and studying the truth.
ON Sabbath, October 30, at Mount Vernon, Ohio, nine persons were buried with their Lord in baptism. Eight of these were students.
BROTHER J. W. MILLER, who is doing Bible work in Atchison, Kan., reports two new Sabbath-keepers and a Sabbath-school of five.
As a result of the united effort put forth at La Junta, Colo., eight are keeping the Sabbath; five of these have been baptized, and have united with the church at that place.
A REPORT from Eastern Pennsylvania is received, stating that forty persons have accepted the Sabbath truth as a result of the tent effort held at Philadelphia the past summer. Eleven of these Sabbath-keepers have united with the church, and others are expected soon to follow in this step.
THE church at Walters, Okla., has recently added two to its membership, and one baptism is also reported.
ELDER G. P. GAEDE reports that five German adults have united with the church in Baltimore, following the efforts put forth there this summer.
ONE young man was recently baptized at Portis, Kan., and a report has also been received, stating that eight are keeping the Sabbath of the Lord at Barnett, Kan.
THE work done at Fort Morgan, Colo., this last summer by Brother W. H. Bowes, has resulted in two taking their stand for God and his truth, and they are awaiting baptism.
A REPORT comes from Elder R. R. Reinhold, Kansas City, Kan., that four have expressed a desire to keep the commandments of the Lord, as a result of his efforts at that place. Several others are deeply interested, and are expected soon to take their stand for the truth.