A Request by H. C. Miller; E. G. Rust

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 28, 1865

A Request.

By H. C. Miller; E. G. Rust

Will the preaching brethren in notifying us of their intention to visit us, when passing through the city, please to be more particular to tell us when they will leave their homes, or on what train they will come; giving the name of the road over which they will come, where there is more than one route. When notifying us of such intentions, also state, when strangers to us, that they will either remain in the car till we have time to find them, or else in the sitting rooms of the depots. Chicago depots are not village station houses, and in the confusion consequent upon the arrival of several trains, and the large number of passengers arriving, it is next to impossible to meet a person that we know, much more a stranger. It would be well for them to have a memorandum of our street numbers, that in case we fail to meet them they may find us. This will save us much trouble in running to meet the various trains.

H. C. MILLER.

No. 807 West Madison St.

E. G. RUST.

No. 40 Griswold St.

Chicago, Ill.