OHIO

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 25, 1879

Clarkesfield, Sept. 16.—Our meetings have been much hindered by continuous rains. There is a prospect of fair weather to-day. Hope to revive the interest. About seventy-five were present last night. We are not yet through with the Sabbath question. Two have commenced to obey. No open opposition is manifested, no ministers living near here. Bro. Beebe has spoken once to good acceptance. Will remain here till close of tent season. We are of good courage. H. A. St. John.

Solon.—Since camp-meeting I have visited Peninsula, Bedford, and Solon. At the last-named place, Eld. Henry (Disciple) spoke on the Sabbath question. He was reviewed; and now comes Eld. Peter Vogel to the rescue of the flock, on next Sunday. Bro. Bartlett and myself are holding meetings in a school-house at North Solon, with a good interest. R. A. Underwood.

Pataskala.—About one week ago we pitched our tent here. It is between Newark and Columbus. Bro. Green lives here, by whose invitation we came. We have a delightful location for the tent. Eld. Mann and wife, Bro. N. J. Bowers and Verna Null are with me. We have a fair interest, the tent being well filled at each meeting.

Being excused from labors and duties outside of Ohio, I find it a great relief to return again to my old work of lecturing in new fields. For the present, my address is Pataskala, Ohio. D. M. Canright.