p. 19 | Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 13, 1907

Field Notes

BROTHER S. SWINSON reports the baptism of seven persons at Sparta, Wis., May 4.

FIVE persons were baptized at Minneapolis, Minn., May 4, as the result of work done by Brethren A. W. Kuehl and F. E. Rew.

BROTHER C. H. KESLAKE writes that nine have accepted the truth in Newfoundland during the winter, and there is still an excellent interest.

BROTHER E. G. OLSEN reports the addition of two members to the church at Cedar Rapids, and three at Cresco during his recent visit among the churches in northeastern Iowa.

FOUR persons of one family were baptized into the name of Jesus Christ, May 11, and united with the believers at Defiance, Ohio. Meetings had been held by Brother John P. Gaede.

SINCE the last of February Brother T. Godfrey has been holding meetings at Knoxville, Iowa, with good interest. Seven persons have already declared in favor of the message brought, three of whom have been baptized.

BROTHER G. W. REASER, president of the Southern California Conference, reports the organization of a church at Imperial, May 25. He expects the membership to increase materially as a number of our people are locating in the valley.

THE church at Claremore, I. T., has been much encouraged by meetings held with them by Brethren Andrew Nelson and M. H. Gregory. Quite a good outside interest was manifested, and near the close of the meetings ten persons were baptized, and eleven joined the church.

THE work among the Germans of Cleveland, Ohio, is onward. Brother G. P. Gaede reports six more adults as having recently begun to keep the Sabbath. The brethren there are assisting by Christian Help work, selling papers and tracts, and doing house-to-house work with The Family Bible Teacher and tracts.