Sister White's Journey East

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Seventh-day Adventist Missionary Society · Oakland, Cal. · Aug 30, 1883

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 9, No. 33.

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Sister White's Journey East.

THE readers of the SIGNS will be pleased to hear of Sister White's safe arrival at Battle Creek, Friday, Aug. 17. She took some cold the last day of her journey, but was in good spirits and enjoyed liberty in speaking in the Tabernacle on the Sabbath. Sunday morning she spoke with freedom to the office hands for one hour. She was waited upon by the officers of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, and invited to speak in the park that afternoon on the subject of Temperance, which she did. In the evening she addressed a large audience at the Sanitarium, the spacious parlors, sitting-room, hall, and piazza being crowded. Dr. Kellogg has just returned from his trip to Europe, and the Sanitarium was never in a more prosperous condition, there being over two hundred patients there at present. The first of the week Sister White left for the Eastern camp-meetings.