The Ellen G. White 1888 Materials: Volume 2 - Ellen G. White

assembly that was conveyed at Bayview. This class
should have attention. There should be those who
will visit them and give Bible readings to them.
Well, I am much stronger than I was.
July 28. I have not been able to sleep after three
this morning and I arise to write. Yesterday Dr.
Douse came with her horse and carriage to take me
for a ride. We were out several hours. We went up
the west side of the town. The Salisbury cottage is
on the east side of town. We saw some very
beautiful places for summer residences.
As we were returning we stopped at a house to
make inquiry in regard to the owner of a maple
grove. A man with dark complexion but a most
benevolent countenance came out, and his wife--a
motherly, intelligent looking woman-followed him
to the carriage. I asked how long they had lived in
the place they occupied and he answered, only in
the hot seasons. He was from Vermontville. His
name was Henan. He came to Petoskey at this
season of the year to find relief from the asthma.