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

good address appointed as canvassers. I am glad I
came here, for I see and sense what is needed. I am
so sorry I have not, in such places, any means at
my command to lead out and to say, I will invest so
much, and try to get even the poor here to do
something; but they cannot do much. I shall get a
horse and carriage to go visit a well-to-do farmer.
He was at the meeting last Sabbath. He lives about
one mile out of the business part of the town. The
place is growing, buildings are going up all the
time, summer residences and also fine buildings for
summer and winter. I am much pleased with the
climate and this will become a place of
considerable importance.