p. 18 | Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Aug 8, 1907

Field Notes

FOUR persons were recently baptized by Brother F. F. Petersen, and united with the Plainfield (Wis.) church.

SEVEN waiting for baptism at Ruby, I. T., briefly states the result of meetings held there by Brother Claude McDonald.

BRETHREN R. C. Porter and A. R. Ogden report that they had the privilege of baptizing seven precious souls at Logan, Kan., and one at Bird City.

ON Sabbath, July 13, six persons were baptized at the Chicago German church by Elder C. W. Weber; also, nine members were received into the church.

BROTHER P. M. HOWE, who has been holding meetings with several of the churches of Ontario, Canada, reports the baptism of fifteen persons during the month.

AT the time of the quarterly meeting, July 6, five persons joined the church at Clay Center, Kan., and five were baptized, being the fruit of the labors of Brother B. W. Brown.

AMONG other things accomplished by the labors of Brother E. A. Curtiss, who has visited several companies in Nebraska the past three months, was the organization of a church of eleven members at Beatrice.

ON the fourth of July the church at Aberdeen, S. D., spent a quiet day together near the river, and at the close of the day's outing, five persons were baptized. The following Sabbath nine were taken into the church. Brother R. E. Harter is laboring there.

THERE seems to be a very fervent interest in the tent-meetings at Michigan City, Ind., where Brethren C. J. Buhalts, R. V. Cory, and A. W. Bartlett are laboring. They are improving the opportunity offered by one of the daily papers of using its columns for two articles each week on the origin, progress, and doctrines of Seventh-day Adventists.