Knights Creek, Wisconsin.
By H. W. Decker
HAVE just closed a series of meetings at Knights Creek, Dunn County. Bad roads, extreme cold weather, and prejudice, kept the people away, and made the congregations small. Held meetings about three weeks, and saw no fruits. Was about to leave the place, thinking I had done all I could for them; but after reflecting on the advice given at the Biblical Institute in reference to leaving fields of labor too soon, I decided to renew the battle. The way opened to hold meetings in a private house in the vicinity. Here the truth began to take effect. Continued to hold meetings and visit the people at their homes until twenty commenced to keep the Sabbath. The roads are now impassable; as soon as they get settled I will return and finish the work. Arkansaw, March 31, 1875.