Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1903-07-17
PROMINENT EDITORS
And Ladies' Visit Hot Springs for Two
Days, Representing. the National
Editorial Association.

And Ladies' Visit Hot Springs for Two
Days, Representing the National
Editorial Association.
Tuesday evenings Burlington train
had two special Pullman coaches
attached, bearing nearly fifty editors
including their ladies from the North
ern Hills, where they had enjoyed
themselves for two days. The party
was met at Minnekahta by Col. Kellar
Messrs. II. ID. Clark, E. S. Ames and j.
a. Stanley. Upon their arrival in Hot
Springs they we're met at the union
depot by the band, and Mayor Stewart
escorted them to the Evans, where
they had arranged to stop. The party
lost no time in getting to the Evans
plunge, where they had been invited to
participate in swim before retiring.
The way they ducked and swan and
splashed the water was sight to
make your eyes water. Some of them
had never been in so much water
before in their lives, but they seemed
to have no fear of bad results-for it
wasn't built with that intention. Some
of the editors declared they had not
swan for twenty years, but they took
to it again like a young goslin, and
really they all had u genuine picnic.
Then they went to bed and slept
soundly, and awoke next morning
f,n tal fcv fEoiy
days outing to Wind Cave They
we're away for the Gave by nine o'clock
and put i'm the full day going through
the most beautiful cavern eNtant.
They dedicated one of the attractive
chambers of the Cave "N. f.. A -
National Editorial Association-in due
form and soemnity. They all enjoyed
the cave hugely and declared they
would not have missed it for the
world
Wednesday evening an informal re-
ception with music and dancing, was
rendered the party OF visitors at the
Evans. the townspeople turning out in
goodly numbers to meet and enjoy the
evening with the visitors. It was
charming evening and although the
editors and their ladies we're some
what fatigued from their days outing
they evidently enjoy ed the event.
Thursday morning the editors and
their lovely ladies we're given ride
about town. The day was pleasant
and the party expressed great pleasure
with the rae aud the beauty of The
place.
After enjoying farewell plunge the
remainder of the day was quietly
spent resting, which was much ap
preciated after ten days or more of a
somewhat strenuous experience in
travelling about the country. AT $40
in the evening tie party left over the
Burlington. expressing themselves
greatly pleased with their brief visit
here and through the Hills. believing
that there are charms of scenery here
that can not be surpassed for
the plunge baths they go into
ecstAcieS.
Hot Springs was delighted to have
these royal good newspaper men and
their interesting ladies here and hope
they may come again-and not forget
us in their prayers.
The party was composed of the fol
lowing:
P.V. Collins, president of the associa
tion, editor of the Agriculturist, o
Minneapolis and wife.
j. Nj. Page, secretary, of Jerseyville
ILL.,, accopanied by his son ard assist
ant, Miss Cory.
Byron j. Kane, News, Belle Plaine
Kansas.
1. S. Powers, Belle Plaine, Kansas
r. T.. Dowdell, Advocate, Artesian
S. d., and two daughters.
Fred ID. Elmer. Commercial, Monroe
Michigan.
r. O. Edgecomb, Signal, Geneva
Nebraska, and wife.
w. n. Glenn, Republic, Tribune
Kansas. wife and Miss Glenu
j. S. Headley, Herald, Menno, S. L
Louis o. Hasl.ell Advertiser, Pitts
field. Missouri.
Carl \. Jettinger, Kleeblatt, Delpho
Ohio
John G. Nerhardt, Blade, Bancroft
Nebraska
s. j. Potter, Pointers, Kansas Cit.
Missouri, and wife.
George w. Reed, Herald, Ensle,
Ala. wife and daughter, Miss Reed.
John Redmond, Jeffersonian, Bur
ingto1., Kansas, aud wife.
H. A. Shumway, News, Harrisburg
Ne braska, and wife.
w. r. Smith, Fraternal Aid, Law
renee, Kansas.
G. e. Nevin, Advocate, Laurel, Net
wife and Miss Nevin.
w. f. Sinclair and wife. Bancroft.
Irving Todd, Gazette, Hasting
Minnesota.