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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 26, 1877

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 50, No. 5.

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MISSOURI

Appleton City, St. Clair Co.

We have the tent pitched in a central part of Appleton City, and the most pleasant part of it. We have the free use of the school-house bell, which can be heard in all parts of the town. This is a thrifty railroad town of about one thousand inhabitants. It contains four churches, and is surrounded by a good farming country.
We have given four discourses. At our first meeting, we had about one hundred hearers. Last night the tent was full, supposed to be about four hundred. The best of order was observed, and good attention given to the word spoken.
J. G. Wood. D. W. Reavis.

Half Rock.

THE SPIRIT of the Lord is with the church near this place. We held meetings with the brethren last Sabbath and Sunday. One joined the church. Our social meeting Sabbath evening was one of deep interest. The Lord was with us in power. Some declared their intention to go with us to the kingdom. Bro. Snyder, director of Dist. No. 1, was with us; and after the Sabbath we had an interesting T. and M. meeting.
I am now very busy pitching our tent, in which we expect to commence meetings to-morrow. Bro. Chaffee has been detained at Utica, but will be with us soon.
H. Woodruff.