The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-06-01
THE WISCONSIN EDITORS
A Party Of About Seventy Pass
Through the City.
WERE ENROUTE TO BLACK HILLS.


Black Hills They viii Return Through
Norfolk Next Wednesday Noon and May
Stop and Inspect the sugar Factory.
From Saturdays Daily:
An excursion party, comprising mem.
bers of the Wisconsin Editors associa.
ton with their wives and daughters,
numbering about seventy in all, passed
through the city last evening over the
+. +. 81 NJ. v, bound tor the Black
Hills. They occupied two handsome
Wagner sleepers and were having a jolly
good time. They stopped at Rome Mil
ler's eating house for supper, and it may
be incidentally mentioned that G.. H.
Rogers, the local manage of that insti.
tuition, provided them with an excellent
meal.
The itinerary of the trip contemplates
a full tour of the Black Hills, the first
stop being at Hot Springs this morning,
where they remain over Sunday. Then
they go to Deadwood for a short time,
inspect Lead and the great Homestake
gold mine, returning to Piedmont over
the picturesque narrow gauge railroad,
| which ride alone is worth all the cost of
reaching the Hills. NJ. p. Rindlaub,
president, and o. +. Roessler, secretary
of the Wisconsin Editors association,
are directing the excursion, while the
genial j. H. Gable, travelling passenger
,,a,t &c %ln T Il q, NJ " ,n,
complete charge of the party from
Omaha to the Black Hills and back, and
the in which he is looking af-
ter the comfort of his guests is in the
usual hospitable style of the Northwest
ern syctem.
The following named are members of
the party:
P. @. Atkinson, Leader, Eau Claire ;
I. w. Bishop and wife, News, Platte
vile H. w. Bolem and wife, Star, Port
Washington S. w. Brown, Journal,
West Salem G. H. Bissell and wife,
Express, Monletto; w. A. Bradley,
Journal, West Salem l.. w. Chapman
and wife, Sun, Plainield r. w. Cheev.
er and wife, Herald, Clinton; Adolf
Candrian, Nordstern, La Crosse w. E..
Carpenter, Record, Waupaca F. W..
Coon, wife, and daughter, Reporter,
Edgerton E. Decker and wife, Advo.
cate, Green Bay Dan l.. Camp, wife,
and son, Chief, Makonago; H. E. Cole
and wife, News, Baraboo; E. l.. Fargo
and wife, Leader, Lake Mills G. w.
Fraser and wife, News, Menomonee
Falls B. +. Huntington and wife, Jour-
nal, Platteville H. L. Hoard. wife, and
Miss Flossie Wenham, Union, Fort At
kinson George J. Kispert and wife,
News, Cambridge Misses Blanche and
Emma Kirwan, Pilot, Manitowoc Stan
ley E. Lothrop, Helping Hand, Ashland
Ed l.. Luckow, Democrat, Baraboo
George Magee, Review, Evansville
Hattie B. Moberg, Advocate, Amherst
Frank A. Markle, Wisconsin, Milwau.
kee; o. G. Munson and wife, Censor,
Viroqua; William j. New, Forest
Leaves, Three Lakes; Frank Z. Noyes,
wife and son and Minnie 1. Mountain,
Eagle, Marinette B. J. Price, Star and
Times, Hudson M. P. Rindlaub, wife
and daughter, Witness, P%latteville OF.
Roessler and son, Banner, jefferson
A. w. Shelton and wife, Herald, Rhine.
lander H. S. Salisbury, wife and son,
Register, Whitewater @. G. Parks and
son, Journal, Berlin Edward H. Smith,
Pilgrim, Oshkosh; E. Stoppenbash,
wife and Adelaide Stoppenbash, Waech-
ter, jefferson Amos P. Wilder, State
Journal, Madison Fred T. Yates and
wife, News and Itemizer, Washburn /;
H. M. Youmans, Freeman, Waukesha.
Many of the members of the party ex-
pressed great interest in the beet sugar
industry, which they are trying to in
troduce into their state. They will re-
turn through Norfolk next Wednesday
noon and Mr.. Gable said he hoped to be
able to arrange SC they could stop a short
time, at least long enough to inspect the
sugar factory. If they do stop, Norfolk
should prepare to give them a taste of
western hospitality.