OHIO TENT by J. H. Waggoner

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 6, 1878

OHIO TENT.

By J. H. Waggoner

I COMMENCED meetings in the large tent near Cook’s Corners, Huron Co. O., May 17. Bro. Mann arrived to assist me on the 23d. The spring was so open and mild that we looked for an early season for tent work. But May has been generally wet and cold. Even last night it was uncomfortable in the tent, and we think of putting up a stove in it to-day.

We could not find a very favorable location for the tent. It is in a pleasant grove, but a little out of the way. There was more prejudice here than we expected to find; but it is giving way on the part of many, and the attendance and interest is now quite good. We are just about opening the Sabbath question.

We have found some good friends here, who have shown us much kindness. Brethren of the Clyde church did most of the labor of pitching and seating the tent.

We ask the prayers of all.

Our post-office is “Four Corners;” but letters sent to Cook’s Corners, Huron Co., will come all right, as the place is known by that name. It is “a Corners,” with not much village; three miles from Monroeville, thickly settled.

May 29. J. H. WAGGONER.