p. 578 | WARSAW AND WYOMING by J. B. Stow

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 3, 1901

WARSAW AND WYOMING.

By J. B. Stow

The interest in Warsaw decreasing, we thought it advisable to look for a place for meetings outside, and secured a schoolhouse at South Warsaw, two miles distant, where Brother Boynton and his wife began meetings, while I continued services in the tent at Warsaw. The interest at the latter place continuing to decline, it was thought advisable to discontinue meetings there, and seek another place near Warsaw. Wyoming, six miles distant, being the nearest place available, where we could continue to look after the interest already gained in Warsaw, and encourage the two who had accepted the Sabbath there, after consideration, it was decided to discontinue the meetings in the schoolhouse for the present, and join in an effort at Wyoming. Up to last evening, fifteen meetings have been held, with a fair attendance. The Sabbath question has been presented, and some are deeply interested. We look for fruit here. J. B. Stow.