Progress of the Cause in Wisconsin
By William Phelps
DEAR BRO. WHITE:—I take this opportunity to write a few lines to let you know how the cause of truth is prospering in this vicinity. I left home two weeks ago last Fifth-day, and spent the Sabbath with the Brn. in Koskonong, where two precious souls put on Christ by baptism. From there I went to Madison and held a meeting and baptized two more. I then visited the Brn. in Westport, and continued meetings for about a week; and the Lord was present to save. Three there put on Christ by baptism. From there I visited the friends in Lewonweir valley and spent two days with them; and from thence to Webster's Prairie, in Sauk Co., and spent Sabbath and First-day with the friends in that vicinity. They seemed much strengthened and built up in the holy faith. I am now at Bro. Stanley's in Baraboo. Am to leave here to-morrow morning for other fields of labor. The cause of truth seems to be rising gradually, and the prospect is better than it has been for some time in the past. I remain as ever your unworthy brother looking for the kingdom.
W. PHELPS.
Baraboo, Wis., June 10th, 1855.