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Like the meeting in Wisconsin, Smith reported that the one in Iowa was “a good and blessed season for those assembled.”

Carefully Ellen White watched developments at the 1889 General Conference session. When the meeting was well along she was ready to report her observations:

… is, the reports of these western camp meetings that have been furnished to the dailies of the different States. Miss Clough, with indefatigable industry …

The work Miller started in Portland in the thirteen days he spent there continued after his departure. Lorenzo D. Fleming, pastor of the local Christian Connection, reported to Miller soon after the meetings closed:

George I. Butler remembered the meeting and identified the man as Heman Churchill, of Stowe, Vermont, a man whose name appears often in reports of the progress of the cause. Butler writes:

The Kansas City Times carried a good report of the meeting, which was held in a beautiful grove. There were seventeen family tents and a large congregation tent. The paper stated:

Others agreed with Ellen White in the success of the meeting and of its far-reaching influence. This was reported in the January 8, 1894, Bible Echo :

As Ellen was about to leave late Sunday afternoon, two young men who had grown careless but who had attended the meetings came to bid her Goodbye. The Bourdeau report continues:

In a letter Ellen White wrote to her children, she reported that James was so “fearfully worn” that she took the principal burden through the meeting ( Letter 34, 1876 ).

… later the Record reported the arrival in Australia of G. W. Morse who was to “devote his time to the interests of the Australasian medical missionary work, giving …