Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-06-02
WISCONSIN EDITORS

WISCONSIN EDITORS
Visit the Springs Upon Their summer Out
inE-Have an Enjoyable Time
During Their Stay.
Last Satul day morning Mayor Har-
gems, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Gull, Col.
Linn, Il. S. Ames and j. A. Stanley,
members of the reception committee,
proceeded to Buffalo Gap, where they
met the Wisconsin Press Association
and escorted them to this city. The
visitors numbered forty-two gentlemen
and twenty nine ladies, who we're trav-
cling in two elegant Wagner coaches
over the q. & NV. and Il. E. & NV. Ry.
The guests were all "badged" upon the
train and Immediately upon their ar
rival in Hot Springs proceeded to the
Evans, where representative had ar
ranged for their stopping upon a visit
here several weeks previous. After
breakfast about forty five of the party
boarded waiting tally-hos, hacks, car
riages, ETC., and were driven to Wind
Cave. They were shown the beauties
and wonders of this great attraction,
and returned to the city shortly after
six in the evening, enthusiastic over
what they had seen and the treatment
accorded them by the cave manage
ment. Those remaining in the city
during the day enjoyed the plunge,
rambled over the hills about the city,
took snap shots of various attrac-
tions, and put in the day in a pleasant
way.
In the evening dance was given
upon the Evans veranda, a large num-
ber of townspeople being present to
meet, pay their respects, and enjoy
social evening with the visitors. Sack
ette's orchestra furnished excellent
music for the occasion. An orange
punch was served in one of the parlors,
and was evidently appreciated by
many. The evening was certainly one
of delight to the people of this city
and seemed to be much enjoyed by the
visitors.
Those who failed to visit the cave
Saturday went out Sunday and
spent the day m an d 9 in g
through the endless passageways and
sschambers" of this gorgeous cavern.
The others put in the day quietly and
pleasantly about the city, indulging in
the plunge, and otherwise as suited
their inclinations.
Monday morning the visitors took
AH,oS. 4 Co.
expressing themselves we'll pleased
with their two days visit at the
Springs, Of which we may look for ex-
: pressions through the various news
apers which they represent through
at the Badger state. They we're q
ne looking, fine appearing, pleasing
Id agreeable party, and Hot Springs
as honored by their visit.
The inimitable "Jake" Gable, trav-
ling, passenger agent for the Elkhorn
,ad, chaperoned the editors and wives
I'D livened the trip up exceedingly
them. He captivated the crowd,
I'D particularly the ladies, and they
liked like they'd take him back home
th them-though he promised that
d be here next week with the q. A.
campment visitors.
The following composed the visitors:
PC. Atkinson, Eua Claire Leader.
K T. w. Bishop and wife, Platteville
News.
H. w. Bolem and wife, Port Wash
ton Star.
8. w. Brown, West Salem Journal.
@. H. Bissell and wife, Monletto Ex-
press.
w. A. Bradley, West Salem Journal.
L. w. Chapman and wife, Plainfield
Sun.
r. w. Cheever and wife, Clinton
Herald.
Adolf Candrain, La Crosse Nord-
stern.
w. E. Carpenter, Waupaca Record.
F. w. Coon, wife and daughter, Ed
gerton Reporter.
E. Decker and wife, Green Bay Ad-
vocate.
Dan L. Camp, wife and son, Makon-
ago Chief.
H. E. Cole and wife, Baraboo News.
E. L. Fargo and wife, Lake Mills
Leader.
G. w. Fraser and wife, Menomonee
Falls News.
B. F. Huntington and wife, Platte
Vile journal.
H. E. Hoard, wife and Miss Flossy
Wenham, Fort Atkinson Union.
George j. Kispert and wife, Cam
bridge News.
Misses Blanch and Emma Kirwan,
Manitowac Pilot.
Stanley F. Lothrop. Ashland Help
ing Hand.
Ed. L. Luckow. Baraboo Democrat.