WISCONSIN by I. Sanborn

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 20, 1876

FromThe Review and Herald, Review and Herald, Vol. 47, No. 16.

WISCONSIN

By I. Sanborn

COMMENCED meetings at Weister Creek in the United Brethren meeting-house on the 3d of March, and have continued four weeks. The weather and going were very unfavorable most of the time, yet our congregations were good and the interest increased all the time. Several families have already commenced keeping the Sabbath, and many others are convinced that what they have heard preached is the truth. As the roads are bad, I have closed my meetings indefinitely, except the Sabbath meetings. Will still meet with them on the Sabbath, and visit among the people till the roads settle, and then I will commence another series of meetings.

This is a large, promising field. The people for miles around are nearly all Americans from Ohio, and seem to listen to the truth with much candor. I now expect to pitch the tent within a few miles of this place as soon as the weather is warm enough, as I think I see enough to do in this section to keep me busy till camp-meeting. My P. O. address, until further notice, will be Dell, Vernon Co., Wis.

I. SANBORN.

April 5, 1876.