Note from Bro. Ingraham.
By William S. Ingraham
BRO. WHITE: I have returned home from Iowa, in which I spent four weeks laboring in connection with Bro. Snook. This visit was one of profit to me and I trust it was to others. We held a few meetings three miles from Mt. Pleasant, where we were much refreshed. The rest of our time we spent in Mt. Pleasant. This meeting was a good one, considering the circumstances which surrounded us. It was rainy and very muddy. Six decided to obey the truth. At the close of our meeting we took a vote to see how many believed the Bible, when a large company arose. We then called upon all that believed that the Scriptures taught that the first-day should be kept as a Sabbath, but not one arose to cast their influence on the side of popery. I expect much good will grow out of our labors in this place. My acquaintance with Bro. Snook was endearing and pleasant to me.