The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-02
WORSHIP AT RED ROCK.
Programme for Today at the Meth
Odist Camp Meeting Grounds.

OdiSt Camp Meeting Grounds.
The programme at Red Rock camp
meeting for today is as follows
8 a. Move feast, conducted by DR..
Cyrus Brooks.
1890 a: .m.-sermon by Rev; Hamline
Baker, followed by the Lords Supper,
conducted by Rev. F. Nj. Rule.
1:30 p. m.-Children's meeting, conduct
ed by Rev. Hamline Baker.
p. m-Sermon by J; f. Stout, d. D.
day. The services will be in charge Of
DR.. c. H. Durham.
The past week has been one of unusual
interest, and the meetings have been well
attended. DR.. William Mckinley, of
Spring Valley, preached Friday. Satur-
Gay afternoon Rev. Peter Clare, of Ham
The following list of names includes the
present tenants of cottages and tents at
Rev. and Mrs. H. ]. Harrington, New
port; Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Rule, Miss
Lulu Rule, Mrs. Sarah Rule, Miss Belle
johnson, st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Ishem, Misses Myrtle, Alice and Georgina
Sterling. Mrs. +. w Dimmett and three
children Mrs. Isabel Sterling, Red Wing;
Rev. and Mrs. ]. w. Martin, Miss Mabel
two children, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shan
non, Halnline; Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. VOL
ever, Miss Maud Wolever, Ella WOlever,
Frank Wolever, Hamline; Rev. and Mrs.
j. w. Stebbins, Miss Stebbins, Hastings;
Mr.. G. w. Higgins, Miss Geneva Hig-
gins, Miss Maud Higgins, Minneapolis;
Mr.. and Mrs. Hare, Ruth Hare. Howard
Hare, Minneapolis Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Shannon, st. Paul; Mrs. Ruby Tenn
pie, Mrs. ]. B. Laraway, Minneapolis:
Mrs. Davenport, Minneapolis; Mr. and
Mrs. Helen Gilfllan, Misses Queenie
Deter. Gertie Hudson, Ffdelia Burnel!,
Blanche M. Shaw, Minneapolis; Miss S.
C. Easter, Red Rock; Mrs. H. K. Vernon
and two children, Winnebago, Ill; Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Tostevin, Miss Emily
Tostevin,, St. Paul; Rev. and Mrs. w, c.
Sage and three children, st. Paul; Mr..
and Mrs Frank Smalley; st. Paul; Miss
Harries, Caledonia; Mrs. Elizabeth
Wentworth, Miss Serene Sorenson, New
port; Mrs. Harriet Hartman, Alton; Mrs.
Armstrong, st. Paul; Mrs. ]. c. Ouimby,
Miss Lillian Quimby, st. Paul; Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaiah Daugherty, Mrs. Mary Ango,
herd, Misses Mary, and Susie, Foster,
Foss Shepherd, John Shepherd, Percy
Hart, ST. Paul; Miss Minnie Weber,
Minneapolis, Miss Eva Johnson,
ton; MIR. and Mrs Henry War
wick and two children, Red Rock;
]. L. Helm, st. Paul. Mrs. William Buck,
Miss Carrie Ehrman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bolland, st. Paul; Mrs p E.
CLEARS Miss Eleanor Dill, Prescott, Wis; ;
Miss Emma Dill. Chicago; Mrs. Jennie
and Mrs. ]. H. Hintermeister Mr.. and
Mrs r. Tener st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs
L. w. Rohne, Mrs. E. Spear, Mrs, I Elsie
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. A w. Davis. Pearl
Davis, Minneapolis; Mr.; and Mrs. W.
]. Golfer, Misses Mabel, Gertrude, Flo
renee, Esther, Lillian, Ruth and Alice
Golfer. Carl Golfer, Archie, Golfer. St.
Paul; Dr. and Mrs. c. E. MagraW,
Misses Florence. Beth. Susie and Hat
tie Magraw, Elliott Magraw, Ralph Ma
graw, Mrs. Susan Magraw, Frank Ma
graw, Miss Annie Wright, Hamline; Mr.:
and Mrs. James Patten. Minneapolis;
Mrs Ira Eggleston, st. Paul; Mr.. and
Mrs. Alonzo DockstadeIr, Hastings.
The congregation of the Gustavus
Adolphus church, Sims and Weide, will
celebrate it's tenth anniversary today.
There will be three services-lO:3O a. M,
2 and 8 p. m. The morning sermon will
be delivered by Rev. L. A. Hocauzon.
He will be assisted in the service by Dr.
E. Norelius. The address of the after
noon will be given by DR.. Norelius, and
there will be addresses by Rev c. 7.
Sandstrom and August Westlund. Rev.
c. ]. Carlson will relate the history of
the church. In the evening Rev. l.. A.
Johnston will deliver an address, and Hill
vine Anderson will tell of the history
of the young peoples society of the
church
Evening services are being continued
at the Peoples church throughout the
summer season. An attractive form of
Eventide musical and responsive services
is DelnS uSeu Inc one loI toillSHt III
Difference to the anniversary of inde-
pendenc, will be a national and patri-
otto one, and DR.. Smith will give adj
dress on The Mission of the Nation"
The House of Hope Presbyterian
church is being renovated and improved,
consequently there will be no services OF
any kind today, next Sunday or Wednes-
day evening, July s.
Rev. w. w. Dawley, of Minneapolis,
will deliver a sermon this afternoon at
o'clock at Arcadia, Bald Eagle lake.