SOUTHERN KANSAS TENT by J. H. Cook; A. J. Stover

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 24, 1876

SOUTHERN KANSAS TENT.

By J. H. Cook; A. J. Stover

We are still at Parsons. The interest remains good. Our congregations range from seventy-five to three hundred. There is opposition, more or less, every night, in short, negative arguments against our positions. So far, five have taken their stand with us. Many more are interested.

Parsons is a railroad town of about twenty-five hundred inhabitants. Trains are so arranged that generally the passengers have to lay over from six to twelve hours; hence at almost all of our meetings, there are present more or less of the traveling public from all parts of the country, who not only hear what we have to say, but carry away some of our publications.

J. H. Cook, A. J. Stover.

Parsons, Aug. 15.