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. Gospel Messenger, The (1884). Set for the Defense of the Gospel. Entered at the Post-Office at Mt. Morris, Second Class Matter. Vol. 22, Old Series. Mt. Morris, 111., and Huntingdon, Pa., April IB, 1884. No. 16. THE GOSPEL MESSENGER. H. B. BRUMBAUGH, Editoe, And Business Manager of the Eastern House, Box 50, Huntingdon, Pa. Last Sunday we spent with the Brethrenof Sugar Grove, a part of our congregation,living some four miles from town, Already our people are talking about thecoming Annual Meeting, and making arrange-ments to go, so that the usual large attend-ance may be expected. Si
. Gospel Messenger, The (1884). Set for the Defense of the Gospel. Entered at the Post-Office at Mt. Morris, Second Class Matter. Vol. 22, Old Series. Mt. Morris, 111., and Huntingdon, Pa., April IB, 1884. No. 16. THE GOSPEL MESSENGER. H. B. BRUMBAUGH, Editoe, And Business Manager of the Eastern House, Box 50, Huntingdon, Pa. Last Sunday we spent with the Brethrenof Sugar Grove, a part of our congregation,living some four miles from town, Already our people are talking about thecoming Annual Meeting, and making arrange-ments to go, so that the usual large attend-ance may be expected. Sister Civilla Foutz, of Pyrmont, Ohio,is much pleased with the Messenger, and es-pecially enjoys the sermons it brings. Tothe isolated ones, these are of great comfort. Report says, that in Fort Ross, SonomaCo., Cal., containing a population of from fif-ty to one lfandred persons, there has notbeen a death since its first settlement, thirtyyears ago. Last week we said the Middle Pennsylva-nia District Meeting would be held on th
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