THE PACIFIC COAST

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 22, 1877

THE PACIFIC COAST.

(Abridged from the SIGNS OF THE TIMES.)

Sonoma Co., Cal.

The quarterly meeting at Santa Rosa, says Eld. J. N. Loughborough, was an interesting occasion. There was quite a fair representation of the five churches in the district; and, even on the Sabbath, more than a score of those who had become interested to know of these truths by reading the SIGNS and other publications distributed by the missionary workers, came into the meeting. Five attached their names to the covenant to keep the Sabbath.

Eola, Polk Co. Oregon.

Bro. A. T. Jones reports as follows: “Feb. 17, I went to Eola, where I held meetings Sabbath and Sunday, also Tuesday and Thursday evenings. On Friday Bro. Van Horn joined me, and continued meetings till Sunday night, Feb. 25.

The meetings throughout were excellent, and the brethren and friends were greatly encouraged. Sunday Bro. Van Horn organized s. b. amounting to $119.