The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-07-30
CRYSTAL SPRINGS MEETING
Annual Camp Meeting Will Be Held
August ) tn Is Inclusive.
Good PROGRAM.

Crystal Springs Is beautiful mini
allure city M the woods lt has all mod.
ern improvements, wateswOrks dlstriOu-
ting cool water FROM its wonderful springs
10 all parts OF the grounds, also play lug
fountains, fish ponds, Motel, groceries
and provisions, ia short every conven-
fence of the city, Yet far away 10 the for
est amidst its dense shade. 1t Is about
equi-dlstant from Niles, Dowagiac, ber-
rien Springs aud Eau Claire.
+. t. Goodenaugh of Benton HArbor
will furnish tNO OF his powerful gaso-
line street lamps for lighting the grounds
aud G. r. Ddua of Eau Claire Is install
ing a Davis generator and acetylene
lighting system IN the auditorium.
These improvements will be much ap-
preciated by those who attend camp
meeting this year, a new gasoline engine
is being installed by W N. Loetfler OF
Niles 10 run the pumps for forcing the
water to all parts OF the grounds. The
pipes will DE extended TO the gate and
provisions made for attaching hose
so as TO keep the street sprlnkled.
No stronger force of Christian workers
will visit Michigan this summer than
this which Is TO be at Crystal Springs.
Drs. j. w. Mahood of Sioux City, Iowa,
and f.. +. Walker of San Dimas, Cali
fornia, will be present during the entire
meeting also Mr. and Mrs. George, who
have charge of the music. DIR. NJ. Z.
b. Mason, the noted coored pulpit ora
tor of Cincinnati, Ohio, will be with US
Friday, August 8, and DR.. Homer ID.
Stuutz of New York, formerly OF the
Philippine Islands, Will be present and
preach Aug. IL, the last Sunday.
Saturday. August 7, is Epworth
league day. President Walter j. Ho-
shall of Burr Oak will have charge Some
of the good things provided are Az ad-
dress by MIR. Walker The Highest
New Testament Standard of Experience
and Llfe," an address by DR.. Martin Of
Albion on christian Education" and
a sermon ia the evening on Earth
ouakes" b, DR.. Mahood, who was 10
San Francisco at the time OF the awful
earthq uake In that city. In addition 10
these, addresses will be made by several
district workers Early in the session
Bible STUDY class will be organized un-
der the instruction of Ct Gilbert Stanseii
of Paw Paw, aud Mission Study class
under the instruction of ID. j. Lewis OF
Bangor.
The W G. T. u. will have charge OF
the service morning aud afternoon, We'd
nesday, Aug IL, Attorney Dora Boueta
Wy d, uJtll Z
in the morning aud Mrs. Mary +. kuhI
of Chicago, president OF the Illinois W
G. T. u. In the afternoon.
The w +. NJ. 5. will have charge of
the service Friday morning, Aug ID
Rev Rockwell Clancy, who has recently
returned from India, will give an address,
The w. II. M. 5. will have charge of
the afternoon service Friday, Aug. ID
DR.. Frank E. Dayton of Albion will
speak.
The district conference will convene,
Thursday, Aug. D, at p. IN.
The automobile will begin its schedule
by meeting the 45 a. N. train at Pc
kagon, Thursday, August D. 1t will
meet all day trains at Pokagon, fare 25c
each way; suit cases, bundles, etc., DC.
Hand packages free
The automobile will he at the interur-
ban station, Mics, at $50 a. NJ, l.3O p.
N aud $50 p. III Ii Viii stop at tue M.
c. K Il depot enroute.
The automobile can also be had on
order for parties from Eau Claire, Der
reu Center, Berrien Springs and Dowa-
giac
r.. +. HEADER, Sec'y.