Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-07-01
cHAuTAuouA a NOTES.

Tho only thing that now stands in
the way Of. the complete success Of
the 1914 Willmar Chautauqua which
opens with two concerts by Liberati's
Band tomorrow Is the weather, and
there seems to have come decided
change for the better in that respect.
All the remaining season tickets re.
quired to be sold In advance have been
|apportioned to the various members
of the Citizens Committee, and many
oil these have reported the disposal Of
their allOtments. The supply is not
limited, however, and all our citizens
are urged to secure season tickets.
That is the best and by far the cheap
er way. There are always some mem
bers of the family who can attend the
sessions, and receive the inspiration
and great good from the splendid tai
Tent. provided. Here are the members
Of the committee. Apply to any Of
them for season tickets:
E. M. Stanford, C. w. Odell, E. C.
Welhn, L. O. Thorpe, Geo. Bitterness,
H. F. Porter, L. A. Tjosvold, Russell
Spicer Andrew Larson, J. L. Par
meter, P. c. Peterson, L. w. Gade, L.
F. Hodgson, T. o. Gilbert, N. @. Mel
son, VIM. O.. Johnson, N. S. Swenson,
R. w. Stanford, c. L. McNelly, Chas.
johnson, VIM. Chase, JOS. o. Estrem,
E. H. Frost, G. O. Sand, H. c. John
son, A. A. Anderson, John Skoolheim,
c. E. Gerretson, M. B. Michaelson,
Peter Bonde, Theo. Livingstone, F. L.
Smith, c. B. Carlson, r. NJ. Hicks, L.
A Vik F.. G. Handy, A. o. Forsberg,
Martin Forsberg, Eben E. Lawson, c.
HI. Anderson, VIM. Peterson, E. +.
Sandbo, A. o. Bryant, A. E. Mossberg,
,Jno. c. Jacobs, John Williams, Carl E.
Oberg, D. N. Tallman, B. J. Branton,
Swan Anderson, V. E. Lawson, Axel T.
Johnson.
The dates for the School of Health
have been fixed for July to inclus'
i've. The time of these sessions will
be announced in ample time. Ex
perts on physical training and on pro
per foods will be present and give in
struction. This is an extra feature
provided for the patrons without addi
tional cost.
An important change in the time o1
the appearance of Prof. Wassam ani
Father DAILY have been announced, but
thru an oversight were not corrected
in the program on page 4. The new
schedule brings Prof. Wassam Sunda,
afternoon and Father DAILY Monda!
night. Ticket holders are advised t.
make the correction in their souvenir
4 programs. 8
r. .
i Another change is that Col. Balm
the silver tongued orator of Kentucky
will appear July instead Of Mr.. Bige
low, and will speak in the Afternoon
instead of evening.
i Get copy of the souvenir program
for reference during session and TO
] keeping afterwards. Blank pages ar
provided for making any notes yo1
may wish regarding the features.
Reservations of reserved seat ticl
cts may be made at the secretary
office tomorrow morning until noon
and at the park auditorium before an
after the afternoon performance. An
ticket not bought as reserved sea
clay be reserved for the season b
paying soc additional.
Judging from the requirements Q
the Indian troupe the rendition o
Longfellow's "Hiawatha," and depi<
tion of Indian life will be big number
, on the program. They carry sceni
effects and will camp near the aud
torium.
The advance sale of about six hur
dred season tickets guarantees
greater regular attendance than 9
any previous chautauqua at Willma1
These alone would be sufficient to fl
completely the center section. Th
1914 assembly is going to be a vii
!, ner-The finest program ever-th
:. biggest crowds-and the most enthu'
!, iasm. Don't miss 1t.
= LAKE ANDREW.
u Lake Andrew, June 29-P.
: Thompson has purchased new on,
5 man stump puller and is now prepa
. ed to null any stump he wishes.