The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-17
THEY ARE NEWS CATERERS,
AND REPRESENT THE THOUGHT
MOLDING TALENT OF NORTH
CENTRAL KANSAS,
WILL STAY HERE TILL SUNDAY.
One Day Not Enough for Them to
See the Sights in and Around
ST. Paul.

secretary OF the North Central Kansas
| Editorial association, to a reporter of
the G o e last evening"" and our trip
| to the beautiful city Of st. Paul will
never be forgotten.
Thirty-seven members of the associ-
alton and ladies arrived in the city yes
terday morning on their annual junket,
and will remain here over Sunday. The
party, which is in charge of the presi-
dent, Z. w. Lands, of the Osborne
Farmer, and the secretary, Mrs. Sny-
der, left Cawker City, Kas., Wednes-
uay morning and report having had a.
Iiost enjoyable trip to Minnesotas
capital. A short stop was made at
Atchlson, en- route, where the delega-
tlon was entertained by the editors of
the city papers and leading citizens.
from Atchison to Omaha the trip was
made over the Missouri Pacific Charles
styles, travelling passenger agent of
the ROAD, and d. B. Allison, advertising
agent, accompanying the party. The
exposition committee and the CONNER
clal CLUB made things pleasant for them
at Omaha, dinner being served to the
Whole delegation at the Commercial
CLUBS parlors Thursday evening From
omaha to st. Paul, over the Chicago.
ST. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha road,
two special cars Of the Sioux City &
racine were attached to the regular
train, and Travelling Passenger Agent
w. f. Morphy looked after the comfort
Of the excursionists.
owing to some misunderstanding as
to the hour of their arrival, the dele
cation from the Commercial club which
was to have met the members of the
| association at the train were unable
TO DO so, and the party made their way
to the Metropolitan hotel, where rooms
had been engaged. Here they were Wis
1ted shortly afterward by Secretary
Stlne, OF the Commercial club, and ar
rangements completed for carriage
ride through the city. About 1890 a.
long string Of vehicles containing the
visitors and members of the club filed
| away from the Metropolitan, and a.
trip through the residence portion of
| the city, around Summit avenue to
Lake Como and the park, where short
stop for refreshments was made at the
| pavilion. The party greatly appreciat-
ed the kindness of Messrs. Slime, Benz
and Daniels and other members Of the
| pointed out the places OF interest.
Returning to the hotel in time for
| luncheon, the ladies concluded that
| they would visit the city's leading bust
| ness establishments during the after
noon, while the gentlemen hied them
| selves away to do some tall roofing
for St Paul at the athletic park Dur
ing the mornings drive, Merriam hill
was visited and the visitors obtained
| an excellent view of the city Said
Mrs. Grace L. Snyder to a Globe
reporter last evening: -
| With many Of us, this is our first
| visit to st. Paul, and you can say for
US through the o b e that we are all
very glad we came. Our market cities
are Kansas City, Chicago and Denver
and when we have gone out on our
summer trips on previous occasions,
we have invariably travelled west to the
| Rockies. 1t is too bad that the party
is so small this year, as we usually
number from fifty to sixty on our tours
| but this time of year is rather unfavor-
able for Kansas editors to leave home.
| OF course, a great many of our Re-
| publican associates are busy hunting
! up the postoffices, to which they have
been assigned, and could not think of
leaving, and, in addition, there is con-
| siderable state printing in the offices
| WHICH kept OUH0TS dL nome. But you
| can say that every man in the party
with the exception Of my husband is
connected with the publishing of
| newspaper. We have a rule in the
association which permits editors t.
bring along one relative, either wife CIR
| sister, so had to bring along Mr.. Sny-
| der
81 wish you would inform the people
| of st. Paul that we are not from KaW
Valley, but from Solomon valley. which
! we consider a far superior district Of
| Kansas. We intended to remain in
| St Paul but one day, but on our ar
rival found so many attractions that
we had our tickets extended for two
| days more One thing that struck us
| very forcibly was the remarkable clean
| illness of your streets. The beautiful
| residences on Summit avenue make a
| street ST. Paul should be proud off,
The programme for today and Sun
| day includes visits to Fort Smelling,
| Lake Minnetonka and Minneapolis
| and on Monday morning, accompanied
| by Travelling Passenger Agent Foote
of the Milwaukee road, the visitors will
start on their return trip. A few days
will be spent at Kilbourne City, view
ing the dalles, and Thursday they will
arrive at Milwaukee, Friday at Chicago
and Saturday Kansas City, from which
| point they will separate to their sew
eral homes. A number of the ladies
brought along musical instruments,
and while away the hours discoursing
music for the editors, wives and sisters.
| A complete list of the visiting excur.
| SionistS follows:
G. W. Lands, president of the association,
Farmer, Osborne, and Mrs. G. W. Lands.
Mrs. Grace l.. Snyder, secretary, Gazette,
Beloit and r. w. Snyder.
J. NJ. Waterman and wife, Republican,
| Delphos.
| B. L. Strother and wife, News, Abilene
Peter Skovgaard, Sentinel Greenleaf.
| E. S. Rice Journal, Smith Center.
| G. H. Sawyer and wife, News, Scottsville.
r. F. Vaughn and wife, Monitor Mankato.
Mrs. M. A. Matson and Carrie Matson,
Record, Salina.
| John R. and Ida Lane Monitor, Abilene.
H. c. and Louis Wilson, Telegraph, Water
vile.
George Litsinger, News, Republic City.
| l.. c. Humbarger, School and Home, Abb
lene
George E. Wright and wife, son, Glasco.
| C. N. Knapp, Regent, Riley.
| I. w. and Grace Parks, Call, Beloit
| Miss Hattie Wilson, Gazette, Beloit.
Clinton J. Moore, Herald, Oketo.
| ]. G. Hard and wife, Daylight, Cuba
| H. J. Matteson, Clipper, Haddam
T. W. Roach and wife, New Era, salina
D. P. and Mary Bishop, Tribune, Junction
| City.
C. D. Hornbeck. Earth, Brookfeld.
James Pontius and wife, Freethought Ideal,
Washington.
A. Q. Miller and wife, News, Clifton.
j. NJ. Hagaman and wife. Blade, Concordia.
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