Note from Bro. Ingraham.
By William S. Ingraham
BRO. WHITE: As our meetings in Wayne, Ohio, have closed, I will state the result of our labors. When I arrived in Ohio, I found Bro. Waggoner nearly sick, and much worn by constant labor. Our tent meeting continued about three weeks. We saw that our meetings in the tent had awakened an interest in an adjoining neighborhood, and as the Freewill Baptists freely offered us their meeting house, we took down the tent and commenced our meetings in the meeting house. Our meetings here were more interesting than in the tent. Bro. Waggoner tarried here a few days, and being worn out, left for home to recruit. I tarried another week to gather up the interest. When I left, thirteen had made up their minds to keep the commandments of God. Among them were Bro. and sister Underwood. Bro. Underwood has been a Freewill Baptist minister for many years. The interest in this place increased to the close of our meeting. Quite a number are still investigating, and we hope they will see their way clear to live out the truth. We sold about $20, worth of books, received fourteen subscribers for the Review, and three for the Instructor.