The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-06-17
The National Camp Meeting.

The National Camp Meeting for the
promotion of Holiness, is to be held at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, commencing July s,
1873, and continuing 10 days.
Officers of the National Association
President, Rev J. 5. Inskip, Sea Cliff,
Ii, n. Y: President, Rev. w.
Mcdonald, Massachusetts; Secretary,
Rev. Geo Hughes, New Jersey
Local Comrnittee-Rev. S. Fl. Hender-
son, Pres, Mt. Vernon, Iowa; Rev. X.
Swearingen, Vice-Pres, Upton, Iowa;
J. o. Wescott, Recording Secretary, Tip
ton, Iowa; Charles Cine, Treasurer, An
amosa, Iowa; J G Graves, Correspond.
ing Secretary, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; l.. w.
Talbot, Marshal, Iowa City; Rev. Z. K.
Young, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The National Association, for the pro-
motion of Holiness, having been invited
by the Upper Iowa Conference, to hold
one of the meetings for 1915 in Iowa, the
following information is published for all
concerned
There will be preaching and other ser
vices in the German language. Revs. j.
S. Inskip and W Mcdonald, assisted by
about twenty other distinguished chris
tan work English and German, are
expected.
The Local Committee have secured the
State Fair Grounds. containing 53 acres,
we'll enclosed, one mile from the city and
on the line of the Dubuque Southwestern
Railroad-accesSible by carriage ways,
and amply provided with water for man
and beast
An Auditorium under cover will be
provided to seat five thousand The Mt.
Vernon District Tabernacle, with capaci-
~ of one thousand, and large Hall ca
pable of seating fifteen hundred, will be
prepared for children's and social meet
ings
Suitable ground for tcnt-foldrrs who
desire to provide for themselves, will be
assigned within the general Enclosure in
the order of their application and arrival.
A4t IDI1i Will IiiNi bcl-
mitories, constructed of boards, under
single roof, without floors, as follows:
l0xl2 feet, $500; l2x12 feet, Sc 80; l2x14
feet, 800; 12xiS feet, $50; With floors
- 90 additional, on application before
June Goth. to J g. Graves, Correspond
ing Secretary, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Ample provisions for boarding at not
more Than 80 cents per meal, and by the
day at not more than 81 90 per day, for
three days and upwards.
Fuel and forage will be furnished on
StabIing will be provided at 81 90 for the
term, for each horse, in open stalls; in
closed stalls, $3.50. Application 10 be
made to the Treasurer, Charles Cline, at
Jones County, Iowa, or on the
ground.
There will be room where baggage
may be deposited for safe keeping. for
small fee.
Furniture at reasonable rates can be
rented on the grounds.
The gates will be open from ) O'Clock,
a, N. to 10 P. N. every day, free 70 all
footmen; but % cents viii be charged for
the admission of each team or single
horse.
The Chicago & Northwestern railroad
will carry passengers attending the meet
ing, at one and one-third the usual fare
for the round trip-luggage at one.half !
the tariff rates
The Burlington, Cedar Rapids & MIN
nesota Railroad will carry passengers at
one and one-fiftI the usual rates for
round trip, and the Dubuque Southwest
srn at half the usual rates-luggage one
half rates
Negotiations are pending with all other i
ines in the State, tbs results of which I
will be hereafter given.
The law of the State forbidding buck /
'tering within one mile Of the grounds,
will be strictly enforced No Sunday
rains. /
For further information address J. G.
raves, Corresponding Secretary, Cedar
tapids, Iowa.
>. II. HENDERSON,
i. X. Y0UNG, Com
] G. GRAVES,