The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-11
ENJOYED A TROLLEY RIDE
Members Of Ed storiaI Association
V eM the City Last Nighf

v ew the City Last Night
The members Of the Seventh district
Editorial association, accompanied by
their wives and friends, were given a
! trolley ride over the street car lines Of
the city last night. The event was Cue
to the courtesy of Superintendent Nelson
of the street car company, who made all
of the necessary arrangements for the
trip.
! The party assembled at the Eagle Office
last night AMI boarded the new summer
| cars at the corner of Main and Douglas.
Ali Of the various lines were gone over
and many compliments were passed con-
cerntrg the metropolitan appearance Of
the city.
Last evening was the first time that
many of the party ever had the opportu-
nifty of viewing Wichitas park system.
When the trip to the park was made
they could hardly realize that so much
splendid work had been accomplished in
such a short time.
The new car line came in for its share
Of comments and all Of the members
were enthusiastic over the fine treatent
accorded them by the manageent.
The members of the association are on
their way to Eureka Springs, Ark, and
are taking advantage of the Frisco rail-
road editorial excursion. The train leaves
the union depot this morning at $50
o'clock and the editorial party is expect
ed to be quite a large one. The excur-
sion train is expected to reach Eureka
Springs at about O'Clock this evening.
A majority of the editors arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon and spent
portion of their time in calling on friends
IN the city.
Among those who were fortunate
enough to become members of the excur-
sion party are:
F. J. Atswager, School and Fireside,
Hutchinson; Lincoln Mckinley, News
Journal, Newldrk; W. W. Green, Record,
Bristow, I. T.; George L. Latham, Lead
er. Lexington. o. T.; H. F. Hicks. News.
Cambridge, Kan; J. F. Lawson, Bee,
Hutchinson; Lon Horton, secretary edi-
torial association, Perry, o. T.; E. J..
Cline, Star, Conway Springs; B. w Gill
christ, News, Bentley; NJ. L. Trotter,
State Register. Guthrie; T.. G.. NibIack,
Leader. Guthrie; Fay Ferguson. Norman
University, Norman; ]. N Fair Record
owa; H. M. Dodd, county superintendent,
Guthrie; J. Byron Cain. News, Belle
Plaine; w. c. Brissey, Oklahoma Farm
er, Oklahoma City; H. l. Huston, Her
aid, Mama, I. t.; A. L. Palmer, News,
Thayer: Boles and Susey, Republican,
Perry, o. T.: Fred w. Casner, Mail,
Hutchinson; I. o. Diggs Democrat Still
water; J. E. Junkin, Bulletin, Sterling;
E. R. Rodes News, Ripley, o. T.; T. F.
Hensley, Democrat, Ell Reno, o. T.; t. F.
e. Roger, Times, Okarche, o. T.; E. J.
Bookwalter, Graphic Burton: w. L.
Brown, Journal, Kingman; T. C. Elbing,
Press, Turon; H E. Johnson, Bulletin.
Florence; John W. Edgell, New Era,
South McAqester, 1. T.: William Striker,
Peoples Voice, Wellington; J. E. Hutch
inson, Democrat Hennessey; E. ]. Simp-
son, Supper Bell, Ell Reno; R. Q. Black
ney, Oklahoma Workman, Oklahoma
City; w. G. Weaver. Journal. CoffeyvflIe;
H. Lee, Herald. Dighton; N S. Buckley,
Truth, Wynnwood, I. T.; w. L. Hutch
inson, Bulletin, Anthony; W. P. Hager.
Advance, Chetopa: W. w. w Burdette
Eagle, Burden; Clark Frence, Mentor Mt
Hope; G. E. Moore, Republican, Cherry
vale; j. A. Reed, Record, Mulvane; F. II.
Greer Capital, Guthrie; E. j. Gamer.
Clipper, Coyle: NJ. p. Gretchen. Panti-
graph, Sedgwick; H. R. Pooth, Southwest
World, Guthrie; W. E. Husey,/ News,
Cambridge.