Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-11-28

us up to his place at Happy Hollow,
where several snap shots of the gang
we're taken. The iron springs were
visited, and the invitation extended
to "Drnk all You want to-" Every
body sampled. After dinner the en-
tire party, with the exception Of Mrs,
Royce who was confined to her room
with a severe fever, we're taken for q
drive through the city and over the
mountains, escorted by prominent citi-
zens, who did everything to make the
trip pleasant The procession was
headed by Mayor Waters, Of whom
many of our readers have heard, and
was kept out till dark. In the eve
ming reception was given at the Ar
lington, and an address Of welcome
was delivered by the Mayor and re-
sponded to by President Davies, and
Ewing Herbert, after which the floor
was cleared and a dance given for
those who wished to "trip"
Sunday morning, the party accept
cd an invitation Of Dr. Eastman, own
or of the Hale bath house, and took
a dip in the hot waters, coming out
clesnsed and purified. The Happy
Hollow photographer was on hand
again with drove of Burrows" and
treated most of the party to a ride up
the mountain over a government road.
From the top of the mountain beau
tiful view is had of country and town.
After dinner, Mr.. f. A. Bill, G, I. &
P. agent of the Hot Springs Rail Road,
took charge of the party, and gave it
ride over his road to the potash'sul-
phur springs, seven miles east. Here
we were met by carriages and the lad
| les were conveyed to the springs, a
mile from tho depot. This water is
especially good for kidney troubles,
and was given out with lavish hand.
Here also is a large hotel surrounded
by cottages, located in beautifully ar
ranged greunds, with fountain
spouting forth in the center, 1t is o
coy nook and we'll worth a VISIT
Returning to the Arlington the party
made ready for the homeward trip,
and at 10 p ~, we pulled out for the
uorth.
The people Of Hot Springs have
been much mallgned by many people,
mainly on account of their efforts to
get tho C0rbett-Filzsimmons prize
fight pulled of there. We must re-
member that circumstances sometimes
make vast difference in conditions.
We found that all the interest the
people OF Hot BpFipga bad in the
aOht was that OF q peegpiaFy nature.
For two years N''-I' - ''''
poor, and these folks saw 0n"1VO "
picking up little money from tne
thousands that the event would call
together.
Mayor Waters we found to be
pleasant gentleman, and did every
possible to entertain us. w. j. Lit
tie, superintendent of the Hot Springs
Reservation, also WAS ready at all
times to answer calls, and gave out
much of the Information the party &C.
CURED Mr. Durrand of the Missouri
Pacific was constant IN his devotions,
while to DR. Williams the ladies of
the party are indebted for flowers
which came ia armfulls Mr.. Bill of
the Hot Springs road is northern
man from Dubuque, Iowa, and made
very pleasant impression upon the
entire crowd. The first man to meet
us and the last to bid us good bye,
WAS p. j. Delaney, who has been In
and around Hot Springs for twenty
years, ard proved himself to be a
genial, we'll informed gentleman.
The following resolutions we're
passed at the Arlington just before
leaving:
TO THE HON MAYOR AND CITIZENS OF
HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS.
WHEREAS, The Northern Kansas Editorial
Association which arrived in your city Saturday,
have been most royalty received and entertained
by you from the time of our arrival until our de-
parture Saturday evening. Therefore be it
RESOLVED, That the members one aud all, will
ever bear in memory our trip to this beautiful
city. AS we separate to go again to the daily
routine Of affairs, the memory of your kindness
will cheer us along. AS we become fatigued in
our duties cur thoughts will revert to the healing
waters of your Valley and as old age approaches
many of US will seriously contemplate trip to
this VALLEY Of Yapors," in the search of the
fountain of youth which is certainly located In
this immediate vicinity. We shall ever look upon