WISCONSIN

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 1, 1878

Berlin.

Our meetings closed at Berlin on the evening of the 21st. The Spirit of God was in our closing meeting, and many hearts were moved by its solemn influence. Fourteen have signed a covenant to keep the commands of God and the faith of Jesus, while some others are much interested. They will sustain Sabbath meetings. We think this an important field, and a favorable place to hold meetings next fall or winter. We received $18.00 toward paying our expenses, and have sold a great many books and tracts.

We now go to Rural, Waupaca county, to pitch the tent in Bro. Hilton’s neighborhood.

N. M. JORDON. A. D. OLSEN.

Mukwonago, July 22.

WE can report a little progress. The weather has been intensely warm, and the farmers are in the midst of haying and harvesting, yet our congregations have not fallen off much. Sabbath some of the brethren from Little Prairie met with us, and their good testimonies helped much. Yesterday (Sunday) was a profitable day, as the weather was fine and the attendance large. After a sermon on baptism, three persons were baptized. A few others have commenced to keep the Sabbath. We stop here another week.

C. W. OLDS. E. M. CRANDALL.