Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-06-06
N. E. ASSOCIATION.
The Next Meeting OF the Society Will
be Held at Denver July 5 to R-
Information Regarding
the Trip.

To Teachers in Audrain, Boone, Galloway,
Howard, Montgomery, Randolph. Saline and
Warren Counties. Mo-;
MEXICO, Mo-, May IL, 1s95.-Please
note the accompanying letter from
John II. Buchanan, of Kansas City,
State Manager for n. f. A., to be held
in Denver, Colo, July 8 to IL.
Having been appointed Assistant
Manager for counties named above, |
shall be pleased to communicate with
any teacher in said counties who may
desire to attend the N. E. A. this sum
mer, or with any person not a teacher
who may wish to take advantage of
these unusually low rates, for a de-
lightful trip to the mountains.
AS stated In MI. Buchanan's letter,
there ia no official route. Any line
may be selected going or returning.
| have made arrangements to use
the Wabash and Union Pacific lines
going, leaving Mexico July 9th, 1921
p. m, returning from Denver via
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe to
Kansas City, thence Wabash to desti-
nation. Tickets can be purchased
July 4, 5 and o, limited for return
passage, leaving Denver, Colorado
Springs or Pueblo, July II, ID and 10,
but by depositing ticket with joint
agent of the lines an extension may
be obtained until September a.
Bear in mind, it is necessary to
make q selection of your return route
at the time tickets r purchased, and
| would especially urge all going to
use the lines above mentioned.
Respectfully,
ID. A. MCMILLAN.
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
The next session of the National
Educational Association will be held
in Denver, July SIP. All railroads
and hotels have offered liberal reduc-
thong for this meeting. A rate of one
fare for the round trip (plus $500
membership fee) has been granted by
the railroads, tickets good going one
route, returning another. The basing
rate from Kansas City and other Mis-
souri, River points is $500 $500
| membership fee included.) The
round trip rate from any Missouri
point may be found by adding to the
basing rate one fare to Kansas City or
| any Missouri River point north of
| Kansas City. Tickets will be on sale
4, S, 6 and Z, and it will be arranged
| for all Missouri delegations to leave
| Kansas City on July 4, SO as to reach
| Denver in time for the opening of the
Council. Tickets properly stamped
by the Treasurer of the N. Z. A., and
| by the Joint Agent of Railway lines at
Denver, will be good for return until
July 16 without deposit. Tickets may
be extended for return until Septem-
| Der 1, by depositing them on or be-
fore July 16 with the Joint Railway
| Agent at either Denver, Colorado
| Springs, Manitou or Pueblo.
Anyone reading this who desires an
| official bulletin, may obtain n direct
from Mr.. Dana by forwarding his
name and address.
Hotel arrangements have been made
for the Missouri delegation as follows:
First. For those who prefer the
European Plan, the Oxford Hotel has
been secured, at seventy-five cents q
day each, where there are more than
| one I'm .. rocn--The axfordis-a neE,
fire proof, European Hotel, strictly
f~irst-class, within a short block of the
Union Depot. Persons stopping here
can be relieved of their luggage on ar
irving in the city, and can take theil
meals wherever they prefer. TIT
Woman7s Exchange, 1543 Stout Street;
the Woman's Christian Association
1923 Stout Street; the Rosement, 164S
Curtis Street, and the Cafeteria, 1872
Curtis Street, are first-class restau'
rants, at which meals may be obtain
ed for twenty-five cents.
Second. For those who prefer the
American Plan, the Glenarm Hotel, a
Glenarm and Fifteenth Streets, within
a block and a half of the meeting
places, has been secured at the ex'
ceedingly low rate of $500 per day.
Third. For those who prefer &C
commodations in private boarding
houses and families, arrangement
have been made.
For information, apply to Hon. Free
Dick, Chairman of the Hotel Commit
tee, Denver, Colorado.
Colorado, with her snow peaks, he
limpid streams filed with trout, he
parks Astounding in deer, antelope AM
elk, is a delightful place to spend tn
summer months. Mining camps ant
summer resorts are found Throughout
her borders. Camping outfits may b
either bought or rented in Denver
Tents rent at $500 a month and up
l ward, according to the size of tn
tent.
a Missouri has always stood well t
the front with regard to numbers at
, tending the meetings of N. E. A. Las
year she ranked fourth among tn
States of the Union. This year, con
9 sidering the shortness and cheapnes
: of the trip, and the beauty of the stu
r alton chosen for the meeting, woul
n it be too much to expect Missouri
rank first as to numbers in the delega
ton, and to send at least one thousan
people to Denver in July?
JOHN T. BUCHANAN,
h State Manager of the N. E. A.
d. A. MCMILLAN,
: Asst. Manager for Andrain, Boom
q Galloway, Howard, Montgomer.
Randolph, Saline and Warren Cour
ties, Mexico, missouri.
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