Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-08-21
RAYMOND

RAYMOND
Editor Giesecke Of the Raymond
News says in his write-up:
"The city Of Willmar in a very
generous way entertained the editors
and their ladies in most lavish fash
iOn,"
MORRIS
Under the head of Editors Roy
ally Entertained',' J. C. Morrison, of
the Morris Tribune, devotes column
to the outing. He says: ''The citi-
zens of Willmar and Spicer left
nothing undone which would make the
editorial outing enjoyable"
RENVILLE
w. A. Reid Of the Renville Star
Farmer devotes more than two COL
nmns to a detailed review of the out
ing and adds his personal thanks to
Drs. Peterson and Branton of Will
mar and Oscar Orred Of Spicer for
courtesies shown. Mr.. Reid had as
much fun as anybody on the trip, and
was bubbling over with good nature.
MAYNARD
Mark Wolstencroft of the Nav
nard News rises to remark that Will
mar "has whole lot of nice homes
with beautiful grounds" He con-
cludes his report with the observa-
ton that "those present will carry a
warm spot in their hearts for Will
mar and its citizens for many
moons"
CLARA CITY
The Clara City Herald publishes
column write-up giving the details
of the outing and closes by saying:
"ln all we can truthfully state that
the whole affair was one great sue
cess and that we wish to give our
little thanks to all those who helped
to make it a grand success and we
are sure that every one who attend
ed will say with us that we had zone
great round Of fun and enjoyment"
which shall long be remembered.
FRANKLIN
julius L. Jacobs Of the Franklin
Tribune is enthusiastic over the out
ing. In part, he says:
"Green Lake is one Of the most de-
ightful summer resorts on the map
The little village Of Spicer did it's
utmost to make the editors enjoy
their visit at the lake. Every point
of interest, and they were many,
along the twenty five mile coast line
Of the lake was visited. Among those
of particular interest Crecent Beach
and the beautiful Spicer estate which
boosted it's own electric lighting plant
and was in reality a natural park Of
surprising beauty and charm"
CANDY
Willmar did full justice to the oc-
casion in entertaining the 9TH district
editors last week, and all, voted the
metropolis Of the district royal
host. Willmar is a hustling city, full
of boosters and enterprising bust
hess men and is destined to become
one Of the most important cities in
the state. It's fine business blocks,
beautiful homes. splendid location
and scenery made many Of the boys
and girls feel that old Minnesota has
all the attractions the farmer, the
merchant, the professional man and
the tourist could possibly desire, and
that for motoring, boating and fish
1ng she cannot be excelled.-Canby
News.
ATWATER
"The first annual outing of the
Seventh District Editorial Associa-
ton was a big success. In fact the
party Of newspaper men and their
ladies who SO thoroughly enjoyed it
will anxiously await the coming of
the next annual event." says Geo. E.
johnson Of the Atwater Republican,
Press. Then he relates the main in
cidents Of the outing and at the close
writes:
''The visitors all left for their
homes with the most favorable i'm
preston in regard to Green Lake as
one Of the states beauty spots and
also Willmar as a beautiful city filed
with true hospitable people. They
will not hesitate to tell their readers
of their pleasant experiences, and
consequently that section Of the state
will receive a good ''boost" as the
result of the associations first an
nual outing"
MINNEOTA