Meeting in Mauston, Wis.
By Wm. Russell
Bro. White: Our quarterly meeting which commenced according to appointment in the Review, and which is still protracted, is one of great interest to us all. Brn. L. G. Bostwick and J. R. Goodenough are with us, and the Lord has abundantly blessed their labors. Bro. Bostwick has felt a great burden for souls since coming to this place and the Lord has blessed him in presenting the solemn truths of God's word. Last first-day eight willing souls went down into the stream and were baptized. Seven had never before made a profession of religion. They were all youths of this place, except one. Still we were unwilling to give up laboring for the salvation of souls. Last evening five more rose up thus expressing their determination to go with this people to Mount Zion.” We still feel encouraged to labor on in this glorious cause. Eighteen have united with this church during this meeting, and we still hope for more. Brethren and sisters be encouraged to persevere. God will answer your prayers in his own good time. Bro. Bostwick is still laboring for the cause here.—I will report again when the meeting closes. Mauston, Wis., Aug. 1864.