WISCONSIN H. AND T. ASSOCIATION.
By Mattie A. Kerr
Sunday, Oct. 19, Eld. G. C. Tenney gave a lecture on health and temperance in the S. D. Adventist church at Hundred Mile Grove, Wis., showing very clearly the injurious effects of alcohol, tobacco, tea, and coffee upon the human system. The interest was manifested by the good attention and quietness of the audience during the lecture. Pledges were circulated, and fourteen signed the teetotal pledge, and eleven became full members by paying the initiation fee. Not many of our people were present, and most of those that were there had previously signed the pledge. A business meeting was called, and M. A. Kerr resigned her office as secretary of the Wisconsin Health and Temperance Association. Her resignation was accepted, and Mrs. Mary F. Stillman, of Madison, was elected secretary. Meeting adjourned to call of Chair.