Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-10-04
REV. SUPPLEE LIKES
HIS new Passionate
waldwiek, Wis Sept. 27, 1922.

Waldwick, Wis, Sept. u, 1922.
To the Editor the Censor:
My Friend Goldsmith and Friends on
the Circuit, Niroqua, Wis.
As / promised | win fulfill.
Once more we are settled in this
beautiful state. Every where we To-
cate the state becomes more homelike
and indeed this is true at this place.
Waldwick is on the map Is miles from
Mineral Point, in the good old county
of Iowa. close to the line of Fayette.
Beautiful. as well as one of the most
productive counties of Wis. Our goods
were carried by truck. We came in the
little old Ford arriving at 1880 D. m.
Kind neighbors took US in for the night
and in the morning we were privileged
to examine our new place of residence,
which has only been built some five
years. We viii have a beautiful place
to live, once we get through with the
broom and scrubbing brush, plenty of
soap and water. Large garden and
truck patch, and you know that looks
good to me. Chicken yard etc.
Sabbath morning, the 18th, brought
us in touch with our work in the field.
we were taken to a beautiful cement
block church. Not so large, but very
neatly furnished with cireling pews of
the latest design, of light oak finish.
Fine pulpit and chairs to match. There
we spent very pleasant time togeth-
err. In the afternoon we returned to
she home base where larger building.
which is also being remodeled and
beautified, met our sight The room
was almost filed And not a single
Individual dared to close an eve or at
tempted to repose in slumber. during
the service. Quite a number declared
they enjoyed the singing. In the even
ing, we again visited our third APP
pointment. Also very neat and up
to-date building. Everything that in
dicates prosperity, as we'll as the real
Christian spirit in the rural districts.
And must confess the people patiently
endured the hour of trial. saving we
enjoyed the singing.
And really, Brother Goldsmith, when
| attended these same places | was
glad to see larger gatherings than the
first Sabbath. We were very kindly
rendered reception by our church at
Waldwick on Tuesday evening of this
week. About p. m. we were called
byphone and told that our presence
was desired at the place of meeting
at 8 p. m. In perfect obedience, we
went, to find the place well filled with
members and friends to welcome us
TO the community. A very tasty lunch
was served by the aid and aside from
this the pastor and family was very
kindly remembered with a splendid do
nation, which will mean much in pur-
chasing power. Yesterday we went
nutting in the afternoon. About
bushels of walnuts and Il bushel of
hickory nuts we secured Had our sup
per on the camp fire plan. Came home
well paid for the outing. Have not
been fishing as yet. / hear so much
of this sport. 1t is hard to resist the
temptation. Taking everything into
consideration, am well satisfied. My
driving is not so distant splendid roads
and wherever we go we find kindheart-
ed people. AS soon as arrangements
can be made we will conduct revival
meeting among the people. This is
their desire and a much needed one.
Now Brother Goldsmith, you know it
was hard to leave the many friends
on the circuit and their desire was
that we find others on our new field.
This we have found, and desiring to
use this letter TO that extent, you are
privileged to use a part or in full, as
you see fit. Especially remembering
the kindness extended to us from the
people on the Circuit and city we say
it with flowers.
Very truly yours,
B. C. SUPPLEE.