The daily sentinel., 1910-08-19
COLORADO EDITORS
ARE HOLDING THEIR
MIDSUMMER SESSION

Buena Vista, Colo, Aug. 19.-The
Colorado State Editorial association
is holding its annual midsummer
meeting here today.
Tonight. ball Will be given in the
opera house which is decorated for
the occasion. Yards of bunting and
hundreds of flags will be arranged
about the building and great banks
of wild tomato vines will decorate
the stage.
Saturday afternoon the editors Will
be treated to an automobile ride to
the various points of interest in and
around the city, including a trip to
the Kuenzel Process Smelter COM
pany's plant.
Al o'clock Warden O'Neil of the
State reformatofy will entertain the
visitors with an elaborate banquet.
If the weather permits this will take
place on the beautiful lawn about the
warden's $ residence. Otherwise the
banquet will be held in the new
chapel which will be decorated for the
occasion. Arrangements have been
perfected so that the editors will be
entertained at the opera house Satur-
day night by the Rae theatrical COM
pany
During the banquet Saturday after
noon at the reformatory, the prison
orchestra composed of. the best musi-
clans in the reformatorys will dis
course sweet music. 1t is posibsle
| Warden O'Neil will arrange a min
strel show by the prisoners also to
entertain the visitors an hour or two
after luncheon. 1t is the intention
of the various committees who have
the affair in hand not to let the edi-
tors have dull moment from the
time they arrive until their depart
ure.
Secretary C. e Adams of the Edi-
torial association has advised the
local committee that fully 10 of the
writer's will attend the convention.
The membership of the organization
has grown to the extent of % during
the last year and now totals upward
of 15G II is probable that two
thirds of these will be in Buena Vista
for the annual meeting, but the at
tendance of 75 is assured.
This is the first time the editors
have met in Buena Vista, and the peo-
| pie of the city are unit in endeavor-
| ing to show them good time. Pres
ident Frank A. Moore of the Florence
Ex-Parte and Secretary C. E. Adams
of the Montrose Press. as well as Guy
u Hardy of the Canon City Record
and Harry F. Lake of the Gunnison
News Champion, first and second vice
presidents, respectively. arrived last
here last night. The other editors
arrived this morning Among those
it is hoped will be present are:
Mrs. Catherine Bell. Canon City
Canon: David Elliott. Colorado
Springs Gazette; w. II. Dickson
Glenwood Springs Post; John Eng
lish, Trinidad Chronicle-News; |. n
Bunting, Grand Junction Sentinel
Karl Bickel, Grand Junction News;
Charles Raymond, Durango Herald
f. S. Sherman, Palisade Tribune
Miss Sylvia Smith. Marble Times; C
w. Boynton. Longmont Ledger; Car
Anderson, Courier. Fort Collins; G
C. Mccormick, Fort Collins Express
Otto Wangelin. Boulder Herald: w
NJ. Fay. Buena Vista Republican: d
". Gee, Steamboat Pilot; ]. r. O'Con
nor, Rocky Ford: William Wills
Johnstown Breeze; j. T. Lawless, La
mar Sparks; Patrick Burns, Puebl,
Indicator; C. II. Wolfe. Greeley; w
C. Hunt, Walsenburg; j. ]. Nc
Carthy, Western Empire; V. l. NoX
on, Idaho Springs: Clarence Finch
4 Castle Rock; C. b. McAnelly. Fri
Herald: Editor Lee, Brighton Herald
l.. N Zallinger. Holly Chieftain: NJ
NJ. McCauley. La Junta Democrat.
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