Nebraska by R. M. Kilgore

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 28, 1872

Nebraska.

By R. M. Kilgore

APRIL 25, closed our meeting at Hooper, having given nineteen discourses. The busy season of the year coming on, marred the interest to some extent. We closed a week sooner than we otherwise should and improved the time making a tour through Colfax and Butler Counties where we held some meetings with the friends of the cause.

The interest here was not so great from the commencement as we had hoped—the average attendance being about twenty. Most of those who heard are, however, satisfied that our positions are scriptural. Four of them have decided to keep all God's holy law, while there are others who will yet yield obedience to the truth. Obtained two subscribers for the REVIEW, sold a few books, and made arrangements for future meetings.

We made our home here with Bro. C. W. Stanley who, with his wife are now made to rejoice again at the prospect of enjoying the society of, and meeting together on the Sabbath with, those who keep the commandments and the faith.

We are indebted to this dear family for the aid rendered to us and the cause.

We are now with Bro. Bartlett at York Creek, where we hold a few meetings before leaving the State.

My address will now be Washington, Iowa. R. M. KILGORE.