SAN DIEGO by William M. Healey

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Apr 14, 1887

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 13, No. 15.

SAN DIEGO.

By William M. Healey

WE have our tent pitched in this city; and began meetings April 1. The people here are much occupied with the affairs of the present time. Speculation is the one all-absorbing thought of most of them.

For the past year this city has been having what they call a "boom." But notwithstanding this general excitement there are some who seem to have a desire to know the will of God. The attendance at the meetings has averaged something over one hundred.

Our company of workers consists of Brethren Philip Kent, L. A. Scott, S. McElhaney, and myself and wife. The city has a population of ten or twelve thousand, having doubled its size in about a year, which gives us all plenty of work. We expect to see good results from the work, believing that God has a people here to whom he is sending his truth. Pray for the work in San Diego.

W. M. HEALEY. San Diego, April 6, 1887.