WISCONSIN by H. R. JOHNSON

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 14, 1882

WISCONSIN

By H. R. JOHNSON

Clintonville, Belle Plaine, Hutchins, and Pulcifer.—Since the 19th of January I have been laboring at the above-named places. God has bestowed his blessing in a large measure, for which we praise his name.

A German family who embraced the truth last fall at Clintonville, under the labors of Elds. A. Olsen and J. J. Smith, have, by furnishing him with tracts, influenced a friend who lately came from Germany to keep the Sabbath of the fourth commandment, and now he is trying to teach it to his family. May God give success.

At Pulcifer Bro. Nickelsen joined me, and rendered acceptable help. This church is composed only of Scandinavians. As they had had no ministerial labor for about two years, the meetings were well attended, and the privilege of hearing the truth preached was highly appreciated. The days were spent with them, and nineteen meetings held. A young lady from Marquette, Mich., lately came to Pulcifer, and by reading, and the examination of some of our faith, has received the truth and is trying to live it out.

I have distributed over two thousand pages of reading matter, and loaned eight hundred and thirty, all of which has been thankfully received. Received $4.66 for publications sold; by donations, $2.70.

On the 8th of March I go to Hutchins to hold a course of lectures.

My address will be Clintonville, Waupaca Co., Wis. H. R. JOHNSON March 1.