Willmar tribune., 1908-06-17
GREETING.

The Chautauqua is the most American of Ameri-
institutions. 1t is the great university Of the
common people Here you come in direct touch
with cultured minds, eloquent orators and deep
thinkers Here also you will find refined
ment, enjoyment, recreation and rest. You owe it
to yourself and your family to get out of the rut
of daily routine work and enjoy few days Of re-
creation and physical and intellectual scf-improvc-
ment. You will be happier, live longer and better,
get higher ideas of life, think better OF yourself,
your home your ncighbors, your government and
your God.
The success of last years assembly has encour-
aged the association to materially extend and i'm
prove the program. We believe the program Of the
ensuing session is such will appeal to all people
and will be enjoyed both by young and old. Every
taste will be suited. The program combines the
more serious with the lighter vein and the mirth
provoking, interspcrsed with good music, both vocal
and instrumental. The famous Minnesota Ladies'
Symphony Orchestra of St. Paul will stay during
the entire session of the twelve days.
You cannot afford to miss this excellent oppor-
tunity OF self-improvement and recreation.
LOCATION AND GROUNDS
The Chautauqua grounds are beautifully located
on the banks OF Green Lake, of the most beauti-
full of Minncsota's many beautiful lakes The oppor-
tun1tcs tor boating, fishing and bathing un-
rlvallcd The water is clear and pure and there is
a, beautiful beach with bath houses right by the
Chautauqua grounds.
a spacious auditorium with seating capacity OF
$500 has just been erected 1t has a large stage
with dressing rooms. 1t is we'll ventilated and the
cool lake brcczes will make it a comfortable place
on the hottest day. The grounds and auditorium
will be lighted with electric lights Adjoining the
Chautauqua grounds the camp grounds where
tents may be erected and facilities offered tc
campers, who arc increasing number every year
TENTS AND CAMP FURNITURE.
l0xl0 tents with floor, for entire season. $3.50
tor shorter period, SOC day Tents without floor
Sis. Compartment tents, two rooms, with floor
stove rented for less than SOC.
Bedding, towels etc, should be brought iron
home or may be purchased at Spicer
Meals may be had the grounds at reasonable
rates.
Whether you arc planning to come for the entire
season OF twelve days, or Tor shorter PERIOD it
you'd be advisable to order your tents and camping
facilities at by writing to DR.. Jno. c. Jacobs
Secretary, Spccr-o -Grccn-Lakc, Minn.
Free camping ground will be furnished those hold
ing season tickets, if they bring their. own tents
A fee of SOC will be made for removing garbage
from each tent.
Season tickets, admitting owner to every session
of the assembly, $500. Reserved for the Ell
tire season, SOC extra; single admission, 25c
GENERAL INFORMATION
Boats fishing tackle and bait always be Sc
cured on the grounds.
Launches for excursions and fishing parties car
be had by applying to the general office.
A general office and information bureau will be
maintained on the grounds
Special trains will leave Wlmar at a. m, arriv-
ing at Spiccr at 9:2O Returning. the train leaves
Spiccr at 1O:15 p arriving at Willmar 1926
Fare for round trip, 40c.
hotels. They should be secured at once Informa-
ton regarding accommodations or any other matte,
may be obtained from the secretary, Dr. Jno c.
Jacobs, Spiccr, Mimi.