Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jul 14, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 28.

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Eight new members were received into the Loup City, Neb., church by baptism, June 18.

Tent-meetings are being conducted in Ohio at Toledo, East Liverpool, Rowsburg, and Clark.

Elder S. F. Svensson reports the baptism of four persons near Idaho Springs, Colo., June 19.

Nine persons, eight of whom were of youthful age, were baptized at Palisade, Colo., June 18.

Six persons were baptized at Norfolk, Neb., May 28, and the prospect is good for a church organization at this place.

A church of nineteen members, ten of whom are new Sabbath-keepers, was recently organized at Glen Elder, Kan.

W. W. Stewart, assisted by W. R. Smith, George Casebeer, and Daisy Afton, is holding tent-meetings at Nampa, Idaho.

A tent company, consisting of W. S. Holbrook, F. D. Wagner, and John Little, is at work in Wasco, Sherman County, Ore.

A course of tent-meetings will be conducted during the summer by Elder C. H. Bliss and Brother J. E. Dunn at Williamsport, Ind.

The new church building at Pueblo, Colo., was dedicated June 19. This replaces the house that was destroyed by fire some time ago.

Two families in London, Ark., have expressed an intention to keep the Sabbath, the truth having come to them through recent tent-meetings conducted by Brethren H. C. Griffin and U. Bender.

Brother E. W. Catlin, of Minneapolis, reports that there are ten persons keeping the Sabbath in that city who seem to be about ready to go forward in baptism and unite with the church.

The following word from Farnham, Va., is sent us by Elder H. W. Herrell: “We are having between three hundred and fifty and four hundred persons in attendance at our meetings each Sunday night, and at least one hundred and fifty in attendance during the week. Two have already decided to keep the Sabbath of the Lord.”