The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-08-09
Plans All Made
For Editors Meet
Arrangements Made for Day in
Ramsey Park with Dinner at
ArmOry in Evening
ALL URGED TO COME
Pres. P. Liesch to Preside at
Afternoon Meeting, Sen. F.
Clague as POSTMASTER

The arrangements made by
the Redwood Falls Commercial
Club and the local members of
the executive committee of the
Second District Editorial Asso-
citation for the entertainment of
the editors and their wives, at
the midsummer meeting held
here next Friday, August II, are
now completed and given good
weather, the day will be "big"
one and a very full one.
Everybody Come
Some of the editors of the dis
trict have not yet accepted the
invitation rendered them, pos
sibly in some cases, as in one
that has already been learned
of, the invitation has not ar
rived at its destination. To any
editor who may not have re-
ceived official notice, the COM
mittee wishes to say that you
are expected to be here anyway.
Every editor in the district is
urged to attend and bring a lady
companion with him.
The Days Program
AS soon as the editorial party
has gathered, probably after the
arrival of the morning train from
the east, the guests will be taken
on an automobile ride to the
Lower Agency, to the Redwood
County Fair Grounds and to the
Redwood County home, then to
the log cabin in Ramsey Park
where luncheon will be served.
After luncheon Judge A. c..
Dolliff, acting for Mayor C. A.
Luscher, will welcome the Wis
itors, and present them f!gur-
atively at least, with the key to
the city. Pres. Philip Liesch will
respond to the address of well
come and will preside at the
short business meeting which
will follow. After the business
meeting the party will be shown
Ramsey Park in all it's beauty,
and also be shown the addition
al tract which it is hoped the
state may be persuaded to pur-
chase. The tour Of the park will
be made in cars and on foot
where there are no drives, and
ii is suggested that the editors
should not 'tog up" too much,
but dress 50 that the short tramp
may be taken comfortably. H.
M. Hitchcock will lead in the
hike, and Park Commissioner
Tyson will lead the tour through
the park proper.
Banquet Served
| Following the park tour, dim
ner will be served in the Ar
rloly by the ladies' of St. Vero-
meas Guild, and a program of
talks, readings and musical num-
bers given. Sen. Frank Clague
will act as POSTMASTER during
this program which viii. include
talks by Pres. Liesch, A. G. Rut-
ledge of Minneapolis, Edit. Joe
Reynolds of the Mankato Free
Press, EDIT. Fred Hadley Of the
Winnebago Enterprise, and DIR.
Franklin Curtiss-Wedge. The en-
tertainment numbers will include
readings by Miss Ella Reynolds
and Miss Lora Francois, a solo
by Miss Edla Starr and a solo
by Miss Ellen Horn, whistler.
Following the banquet the re-
mainder of the evening will be
spent by the men in a smoker
in which they will be joined by
the men of the city, and the la
dies of the party will be enter
tanned at the theatre.
Boat Ride Planned
Through the courtesy of John
Schilt the lady visitors will be
entertained, during the business
session, by a launch ride on the
Redwood Lake and River. The
city also possesses a well
equipped bathing poo where low
ers of bathing may crafty this
taste if they wish.
/ Good Time Assured
Ramsey Park was never more
beautiful than it is just at pres
ent, the Commercial Club is the
most enthusiastic of hosts, and
every indication is strong for a
good time. 1t is greatly hoped
that all editors will make {. SUI
preme effort to get here for the
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