The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-05-16

A The Hon. q. *. Davis promises 10
be here if it is possible for him to 90
go. without interfering with other
engagements. Z. y
M Other speakers are expected, but
the committee have not received pos
tive assurance they will come, and
does not propose to make any an
nouncements which will not be filled.
# The following is a list Of the G. A.
iR. Posts that belong to this associa-
stion and will be represented at our
:encampment: I. "
ID. Zach. Taylor No. AZ, Fulda,
rs; Nat. Lyon No. 46, Adrian, ". =
:.3 John A. Meyers No. 60, Jackson,
Is John A. Logan No. 81 St. James,
81 Lagrange No. 79, Window,
n Simon Mix No. IS, Pipestone, ,
|45 John A. Dix No. 96, Luverne,
Stephen Miller No. l39, Woodstock
I "a B. F. Sweet No. 149, Heron Lake,
Logan No. 1852, Slayton,
a. John Buford No. l66, Beaver Creek
II Stoddard No. "a, Worthington.
81 All old soldiers and sailors of the
late war living within the district are
members of the association whether
they belong to any post or not. All
members of the .Women's Relief
Corps, ladies of the G.. A., R., Sons of
Veterans, Daughters of Veterans and
| the families of all the old soldiers are
iexpected to take part in the exercises
and entertainments of the camp. A
cordial Invita- ON is extended to the
general public, and all may feel as
spred that the exercises will be Of
that character that neither the relig-
idus nor political feelings Of any will
b. hurt by attending. While it is
expected that the old soldiers, by
reason Of the strong ties which bind
them toga r, will enjoy these Res
unions best; yet all others who love
Sur o,ntr viii most hearth cart y enjoy
the exercises. s@.
The camp will be in the village
park upon the bank of West Okabena
and is without doubt the most pleas
ant camping grounds in the district.
The camp will be SO guarded that it
will be pleasant and safe place for
women and children. No disturbance
of any kind will be allowed to inter-
fere with the quiet of the camp dur:
ing the night. Those wishing to
camp out must furnish their own
tents, but they will be furnished good
clean straw to sleep upon and fuel for
cooking The camp will be supplied
with water and ice free of expense.
All games of chance and all fakirs, of
every kind will be, excluded from the
city and, the grounds. A suffers
store, we'll supplied with all necessary
articles for sale, will be upon the
grounds and the profits arising from
the sales therein will be used for the
purpose of helping to defray the ex-
penses connected with the encamp-
ment.
Without doubt we will have the
largest crowd at this encampment
that has been in Worthington for
many years past, and it is hoped that
all citizens will unite in making the
visitors feel at home. Let us see to
it that Worthington keeps her place
as being one of the best towns in the
state in which to hold any kind Of a
meeting. Stoddard Post must fur
nish music, prepare camp, furnish
fuel, bedding, hay, water, ice, etc.,
must pay for some freight, must do
the draying to and from the depot,
must entertain some Of the speakers
and pay other incidental expenses,
and should have at least $4OO to meet
these expense; This amount can be
easily raised if each of our citizens
will do their share. "
A boarding house will be opened on
the grounds. -.@
The male quartette will help en-
liven the camp fires. ~
ALI the committees are busy and all
preparations are progressing nicely.
: Worthington's hotels are the best
in the land-do not stay away for fear
you cannot be accommodated.
Worthington's Silver Cornet band
will furnish music. They are practic-
ing regularly and will make record
for themselves. -.