Spencer Creek, Antrim Co
By P. Strong; D. W. Milk
We closed our last report with our landing, and commencing meetings in Grand Traverse county. We arrived in Traverse city June 13, and it not looking favorable there for meetings, we commenced meetings June 14 in the town of Whitewater, eighteen miles north-east of the city. Found here a few first-day Adventists. They were entirely ignorant of our people and our movements. All were much interested until the claims of the moral law were presented to them, when some lost their interest, and forgot their promises to obey what they saw to be truth. Three have moved out on the truth, and others are interested. We have held nineteen meetings in this place, and four in the Sours district; but seeing no interest there, closed for the present. We are now holding meetings at Spencer Creek and Torch Lake. Some are interested, and, we trust, will obey. There are some here who came out under the labors of Deacon Reed in 1844. They look back with joy to that time, but cannot tell why the Lord tarried. They see light on the sanctuary. We shall continue meetings as long as interest demands. P. STRONG,
D. W. MILK.