Chesaning, Mich by D. W. Milk

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 15, 1873

Chesaning, Mich.

By D. W. Milk

My last report was from Locke, Ingham Co., where we were having a good interest in the brick school-house. But the weather suddenly turned cold and stormy, so that the people could not attend meetings, and about that time I received an urgent request from my parents to come and care for them in their declining days. I considered the matter and felt it a duty to comply with their request, and expect soon to be there, the Lord permitting; and as I go, I will try to remember the interests of the cause everywhere, and especially in Chesaning. I plead for Chesaning, that it may have another course of lectures. Cannot the tent come here the first place in the season? There might not a great number embrace the truth, yet I think some would by proper instruction and the Lord’s blessing. Many are disgusted with their present teachers, and some are inquiring after truth. The Lord direct.

At our last business meeting, Bro. Seth Sprague was chosen elder, and Bro. John Trotman, Treasurer, to act in my absence.

My P. O. address will be, until further notice, West Seneca, Erie Co., N. Y.

D. W. Milk.