MEETINGS IN WISCONSIN by George C. Tenny

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 4, 1877

MEETINGS IN WISCONSIN.

By George C. Tenny

DURING the month of October I was holding meetings near Knowlton, Marathon Co. I gave two short courses of lectures. The first did not seem to amount to much; The second was well attended, and I had a good hearing, though the result was not fully reached when the lumbering season came on, and the people went into the woods, thus cutting the meeting short before the interest was developed.

Two families began to observe the Sabbath, and there are others whom I hope will yet take hold of the truth when I can return to finish up the work. On my way south I held two meetings at pilot Knob and spent two Sabbaths with brother A. D. Olsen, who is laboring in the vicinity of Friendship with good success. Fifteen or more have been brought into the truth through his labors there.

Dec. 1st, I came to Bro. Farrar's in Waushara Co., and commenced meetings. This is considered a hard field, but there is a good interest to hear. We hope through the blessing of the Lord some good may be done. A few have decided for the truth, and we hope for more. From here I expect to go to Outagamie Co.

GEORGE C. TENNY.

Ordino, Dec. 14.