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Rev. E. S. Grumley, the newly appointed Presiding Elder of the Racine District, and his family, had also come on board at Sheboygan, and were now our companions in travel, as also in misery. Tossing amid the waves, the progress of the steamboat was slow, and we did not reach Racine until after midnight. We were happy to gain a landing, but we found ourselves without a conveyance to the hotel.
During the meeting one hundred and fifty souls professed conversion, and among them were both men and women, who have since shown themselves to be valiant soldiers for Prince Immanuel. The next meeting was held in the South Ward charge, Fond du Lac. The Pastor, Rev. E.S. Grumley, who had been appointed to the charge at the recent Conference, entered the North Ohio Conference in 1842.
After leaving the District he continued to hold respectable appointments until 1871, when his health failed and he was compelled to take a superannuated relation. Brother Grumley was a man of small frame and apparently of feeble health, yet he was able to do effective work to the last. He had a sound head, and a heart equally sound. He was a good Preacher, and a superior Pastor.
Fond du Lac District Continued. Baraboo Conference. Lodi Camp Meeting. Fall River. Revival at Appleton. Rev. Elmore Yocum. Revival at Sheboygan Falls. Revival at Fond du Lac. Rev. E.S. Grumley. Revival at Sheboygan. Rev. N.J. Aplin. Camp-Meeting at Greenbush. Rev. A.M. Hulce. Results of the Year. Janesville Conference. Omro. Rev. Dr. Golden. The Cowhams. Quarterly Meeting. My Father's Death.
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