Upper Columbia Camp-Meeting
By A. J. Breed
WE earnestly desire to set before our brethren and sisters of the Upper Columbia Conference the importance of attending the camp-meeting which will be held at Milton, Ore., May 17-27. A workers’ meeting, lasting one week, will precede the camp-meeting. At the last session of the conference held at Spokane, it was voted that delegates should assemble at the workers’ meeting, and certain lines of work be taken up, that more time might be given to the spiritual interests of the work during the time of the camp-meeting proper; we therefore request all our churches to elect delegates, and forward the names at once to T. L. Copeland, College Place, Wash. Everything will be done to make this meeting a profitable occasion to all who may attend. A dining tent will be pitched on the grounds, where warm meals can be had at a reasonable rate. Pasture for horses will be furnished for those who may wish. Brethren and sisters, in view of what is now taking place among us, and the importance of laying broad plans to finish the work during this generation, we need such a meeting as this camp-meeting will be; so23let us begin to plan at once to attend, also to bring the children and young people, as well as our neighbors. Come when the meeting opens and stay until it closes. We hope Elders Daniells and Irwin can attend the meeting. It is expected that rates will be granted over the railroads at one-and-one-third fare.