NORTH-EASTERN KANSAS CAMP-MEETING.
By G. W. Colcord
This term of services and business sessions was commenced at Osawkee, Kan., Wednesday evening, Oct. 8. The meeting, being one of five sectional gatherings, was small, but it was quite encouraging in its results. Fifteen tents and covered wagons were on the encampment; but there were members in attendance who returned home to sleep. Five Kansas ministers attended. The Conference, missionary, Sabbath-school, and temperance interests were considered, and some encouraging results were seen. The brethren and sisters willingly and mutually pledged to reconsecrate themselves to the cause of the Lord. Five were baptized. Pledges were made to assist the State tract society to liquidate its debt. I learned that some in this locality had been firmly bound with a band of prejudice; but, evidently, this bond was considerably weakened. May much fruit of this effort be seen in glory. The last meeting was held Tuesday morning, Oct. 14. G. W. COLCORD.