Labor in Two School Districts
By I. D. Van Horn
From Brother Van Horn.
______ Since New Years' I have been laboring in two school districts, and although the weather has been very cold some of the time and the snow so deep that but few could get out to meeting, there has been some fruit as the result. Four families have embraced the truth, and among them is Bro. Maxon's only son and his wife. This has made us all to rejoice. In the place where I am now laboring there is a good attendance and the interest is good. I think it is the best interest I have had since our tent meeting last summer in Walla Walla. But the great drawback to the work here is the want of money to carry it on. If it was one-fourth as plenty as it is with you we should feel of good cheer. We cannot sell many books on account of this. The poor have no money, nor cannot get it. Our people here are of good courage and are lifting with all their might to establish the work here and make it permanent. We hope for the best.