Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-30

Moscow and Those from Other Posts
Postmaster Angel Earsate to Puget
Sound-Interesting Chat with Bishop
TalbOt-The Reverend Gentleman's
Uu.iring Industry-Notes BY the Way.
PENDLEroN, OREGON,
May 26, '92.
To the Editor Of the TlHEs:
Junior Vice Commander Bellinger,
of the Idaho Department Of the Grand
Army of the Republic, and T. E.
Picotte, a comrade of the same, arrived
here to-day, about noon, and will be
compelled to stay until 1880 o'clock
Tomorrow morning, when the next
Moscow. bound train will leave.
Postmaster Angel accompanied
them to that place; but continued on
his way to Portland, Seattle and
WILDLY Island, near the British
Columbia line, 10 Puget Sound, where
his wife is visiting with Charles Angel,
formerly foreman of the TIMES Office,
and wife. HALEY will therefore be
without her postmaster for the next
three or four weeks, at least.
At ShoshoEe A. S. Senter, ex-
Department Commander, met the
HALEY delegation. He said that F.
NJ. Thayer and wife were already in
Moscow. No one else would 60 from
Shoshone. He could not 60 himself
because of the absence of his wife,
which compelled him to stay at home.
At Nsmpa they were informed that
about q dozen Grand Army comrades
of Boise had left on the preceding
; train, and that three other comrades
had passed from the eastern part of
the State.
1t is therefore probable that there
will be about Is comrades from South
ern Idaho 10 attendance at Moscow.
met Bishop Talbot in the sleeper
at Shoshone, and the gentleman en-
tertained me with . very interesting
chat about his missions. the amazing
progress they are making. and the
condition of anarchy which some parts
of Wyoming is suffering from, and
which has practically wiped out stock
aud ranch values in that section
But for this cloud the Right Reverend
: gentleman's diocese would be in an
eminently satisfactory financial oondi
ton, from a religious point of view.
t The Right Reverend gentleman
. also spoke Of the new academical in
: stitution, or seminary, for young ladies
+ which he is to build in Boise. 1t il
}, to cost $50, 900 to 100000, not includ
), ing the ground, a full block of which
o eligibly situated, was donated by th
e citizens of Boise. The sum just men
}. toned is only q small proportion
n the ultimate cost, as the Bishop in
tends the institution to grow, an
grow, and keep on growing.
Bishop Talbot told inc that he con
siders Wood River tho very fines
10 summer region he knows OF. And h
is coming to visit it this July. HI
:" daughter, aged II years, is to grad'
:" ate at Ogontz Hall Philadelphia, tt
18th. The Bishop will be there Il
18th to preach the graduating sermon
Oh from there they will come home whe
We they will rest while, and then con
~ to Wood River unless something u
foresecn prevents the "sweet g
graduate" from being Of the party.
Next September Miss Talbot W
y" enter Bryn Mawr for two-yea
'"' higher course; at the conclusion
~" which she may be taken to Euro
o. for about one years furnishing" trav
"s At this Ogontz Hall referred
% Bishop Talbot met the youngest
'es' the Gould girls who visited US
''' summer-(the young lady With
ne' voluminous proboscis.) Miss Co.
ocn remembered and spoke Of HALEY "
ecu pleasure, especially of the Epi'c0
Church and the lovely rosebuds
rye u, which my lawn was despoiled for
'''' benefit. But the young lady with
prominent facial feature proved rat
too intractable to be retained. Al
twice running away and twice be
,.ho, brought back, she persisted IN De
1892, unruly, evidently believing that u
'''''' is the slave who obeys," and that