St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-21
METHODlSTS MASTERING.
Preparing for an Aggressive Campaign
Against Sin.
PIONEER PREACHER
Red Rock Campers and Cottagers
From the Twin
Cities.

evening were conducted by DR.. W. w.
Satterlee, and consisted of praise serv.
ice participated in by several hundred
persons, who enjoyed it in a good old
Methodist fashion, making the woods
! re-echo with shouts and songs. The
| fathers and. mothers of MethOdiSm
| poured IN on the camp ground yesterday
until i'll the evening there were about
| fifty tents occupied, besides the twenty
or thirty cottages.
The tents and cottages are arranged
in avenues, which have been cleared of
| trees sufficiently for the access of car
riages, while board walks line each side
| FOsS is the most noted of these avenues,
named in honor of the bishop, and this
is the fayOrite avenue of MinneapOli-
| tans. Entering the avenue from the
| pavilion to the left is the two-storv cot
tage of Nj. S. Bell. of Hampton, who is
accompanied by his daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Bergren. Mr.. Bell will
claim the honor of entertaining Bishop
Taylor upon his arrival next week.
In the next tent are an aged couple
Rev. William Tasker and wife, of Min
neapoliS, the former having been a
member Of the Methodist conference for
forty-three years. Most of these tents
| are supplied with an awning in front
ohu q ny gu liC 1CuI, Which, ScEfcS
SCREEN FOR THE KITCHEN.
Next is the tent of A. E. Bevis
and wife, of Minneapolis, who
are accompanied by Miss H. Krausse.
Other tenters on this avenue are A. q.
Abbott and family. of Minneapolis, j.
B. Laraway and wife, of Minneapolis;
II. Myer and family, La Sueur; Mrs.
William Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Smith
Jones, of Merriam Park. The latter
have as guests Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Reed
and daughter and Mrs. Wells, of Hast
ings, who has been at Red Rock since
its opening, nineteen years ago. Close
and John Van Slyke and family, all of
Hastings. The Minneapolis revival
band occupy two tents on the west
side, the band consisting of Mrs. and
Miss Matte Boswell, Luther Specs and
the Mckinney brothers.
Red Wing. perhaps, of all these eoun-
try towns, has sent the largest delega-
ton to the camp. Some OF the tents
are filled entirely with Young people;
one of the largest tents-l6X20-cOn
tanning bevy of laughing young ladies',
among whom are Miss Matte Wilson,
Elma WOOdcock and Lizzie Hown, and
who will to-day be reinforced by Mrs.
and Miss Nina Cox. Misses Minor and
Lydia George and Mrs. A. r. Brink, of
Red Wing. In what is known as the
Red Wing cottage are Misses Annie
Brown and Marion Eastey.
Other cottagerS of this town are Mrs.
Sterling and her daughters, Mertie,
Jennie. Florence and Mary. Miss Ruth
SamuelS. Rev. Bowles ard family, MI.
and Miss Robinson, Misses Lulu and
Mary Cunningham and Mrs. Allen and
Miss Pearl Allen.
ra1
DIS are: }. w. Chrisinger and wife.
Miss Cornick, accompanied by Miss
Mollie Ellis, of st. Cloud; Vice Presi-
dent r. II. Hasty and family. NJ. @.
Spencer and family, L. W. Randall and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Logan, &C
companied by Miss Laura Dexter, and
Messrs. S. IL. JOY and Kerr and their
families.
FROM ST. PAUL THERE ARE:
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Shannon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gotberg. A. n. Lanpher and wife,
Rev. A. Rose and Miss Armstrong
At the Red Rock hotel are Miss
Eel, Chicago; Miss E. Schnieding, ST.
Paul; p. II. Moore, F. NJ. Carl, H. j.
Cobb and wife, Minneapolis; E. B. Hig-
gins and family, Hamline; Mrs. Johnson
and Rev, Mrs. n. Kinds. Ellsworth
Wis.
To-day's services will begin with
morning prayer meeting at 5 o'clock.
At $50 a. IN. word service, conducted
by w. w. Satterlee. and at 1880 a. IN.
Rev. Robert Mckaig will preach the
first sermon. At 2 O'Clock this after
noon special conservation service will
be conducted, and at o'clock one
of the conference brethren will
lecture. and at s o'clock
Rev E. Mckinney will preach.
The association is furnishing the camp
ers with every accommodation possible.
Water can be secured at ali parts of the
grounds, and daily mails arrive and
depart.
TRAINS RUN EVERY HOUR
10 and from the cities on the Milwaukee
and Burlington lines. The Burlington
motors leave st. Paul at 6:25, 7:50, go.
1920 and 1920 a. H., and at 2, 2:3O, $40,
$40 and $40 p. m. Leave Red Rock at
7:05, S:35, 10 and 1929 a. NJ, $3.50, 1904,
5:54, 6:10. 1924 and 1920 p. III.
The Milwaukee trains leave ST. Paul
at :05 a. m. l: :i5, s. 4:30 and 80 p. m.
Leave Red Rock at S:35 and 9:32 a. H.,
$780, $50 and 9:35 p. III.