p. 22 | Upper Columbia Camp-Meeting by G. E. LANGDON

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 21, 1908

Upper Columbia Camp-Meeting

By G. E. LANGDON

The twenty-ninth annual session of the Upper Columbia Conference will be held in connection with the camp-meeting, June 4-15, in Spokane, one block west of Corbin Park. The usual rates of one and one-third fare may be had over the railways, provided that one hundred persons come over the lines at full fare. Get certificates when you purchase your tickets. Those coming to the O. R. and N. or the Great Northern stations will walk one block west to Howard Street, and board the north-bound Corbin Park cars, and get off on the grounds, at Park Place. Five-cent fare. From the North Pacific depot, walk one block west to Washington Street, board the north-bound Corbin Park cars, get off at Cleveland Avenue, and walk two blocks east to the grounds. Five-cent fare. Bring trunk checks to the camp, and we will get your trunks.

The camp is located in a beautiful pine grove with dry gravel soil. No flooring will be needed in tents. Bed-springs and baled straw may be had on the grounds. Bring your bedding. There will be a dining tent. Bring a few dishes, and buy your food ready to eat at the cook’s tent. Family tents, 12 x 16 feet, may be rented for $3; new 12 x 14 foot tents, $2.75; used, $2.50; 10 x 12 foot tents, $2. Order now, from T. G. Johnson, Box 20, College Place, Wash.

Besides our conference ministers there will be present, Elder W. A. Colcord and one other General Conference laborer; Elders W. B. White, H. W. Decker, A. J. Breed, and Lewis Johnson, and Prof. M. E. Cady and others from the college. Meetings will

be conducted in the German and Scandinavian languages. Come, praying God’s blessing upon this important gathering.

G. E. LANGDON, President.