MINNESOTA by F. W. MORSE

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 13, 1876

FromThe Review and Herald, Review and Herald, Vol. 47, No. 15.

MINNESOTA

By F. W. MORSE

Since my last report, I have labored at and near Eagle Lake. These places being near to the interest in Waseca Co., and the brethren living in the vicinity thinking that a good work might be done, we decided to make the effort. It proved to be a very hard field for labor, but we hope some good was done. A few voted to keep all the commandments. Quite a number are still investigating, and some of them I expect will ere long obey. Some who were keeping the Sabbath we hope are more fully established in the truth. The last week or more I suffered very much with a cold and inflammation of the lungs, but with the assistance of Bro. Burch was able to finish up the course of lectures.

Am now at home to get much needed rest. Have held meetings almost every day or evening for about three months, and visited from house to house continually, when able to do so. As soon as I am able, I shall visit those in Waseca Co., and where we last labored. Bro. Burch has been to meet with the friends in Waseca Co., and reports progress. One good man has taken a stand since we came away. Here, at home, I find two families have commenced to keep the commandments since I went away in December. We want an effort made here at Mankato. F. W. MORSE.