Northern Illinois Camp-Meeting by Wm. Covert

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 11, 1910

Northern Illinois Camp-Meeting

By Wm. Covert

We have decided to hold our principal camp-meeting at Princeton, September 8-18. Princeton is 104 miles west of Chicago, on the main line of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway. It is also reached by the Illinois Valley interurban lines from Watseka and intervening points. This meeting will be especially convenient for our people in Galesburg, Aledo, Moline, Streator, Watseka, Pontiac, Sheridan, and Aurora, yet those from Chicago can easily reach the place. We are promised that either Elder K. C. Russell or Elder E. F. Farnsworth will attend. Of course the union conference president and most of the Northern Illinois Conference workers will be there. The great questions for each one to answer are, Shall I go? Do I need the meeting? None can afford to miss the blessing received at these gatherings, and we therefore urge our people in the Northern Illinois Conference to attend this meeting. It comes at a favorable season of the year for those who live in the country, and almost every one else can arrange to come. Please make a special effort to attend this meeting. Wm. Covert, President.