Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Mar 2, 1905

ELDER BYRON HAGLE reports three new Sabbath-keepers at Bass Lake, Ind.

ELDER C. A. WASHBURN reports a family of new Sabbath-keepers at New Virginia, Iowa.

A DANISH church of thirteen members has been organized at Ute, Iowa. Nine others are keeping the Sabbath in that vicinity.

THE Nebraska Reporter of February 15 says: “Brother G. H. Smith reports ten new Sabbath-keepers at Spring Green, and a good interest on the part of others.”

IN a report of recent meetings at Half Rock, Mo., Brother C. H. Chaffe states that, “three are keeping the Sabbath as the result, and backsliders are returning to the work.”

THE Worker’s Bulletin (Iowa) of February 21 reports: “After several months of earnest work, Elder G. R. Hawkins and Brother John Spriggs expect to organize a church soon at Oakland.”

A REPORT from Vermont by Elder J. W. Watt says: “At Athens, where Brother Daniel Wilcox lives, we have four new Sabbath-keepers who have very recently taken a stand to obey God.”

THE Indiana Reporter of February 15 says: “Brother U. S. Anderson writes that several have already begun the observance of the Sabbath where he is holding meetings in the country near Hartford City, and that the interest is still good.”