Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-10
Reception Committee Meets Wis
itOrs at Kilbourn and Escort
Them Here
WELCOME GIVEN AND
ENTERTAINMENT OFFERED
Trip Made to Devils Lake State
Park-Bluf Climbing, Bathing,
and Launch Ride Enjoyed

Baraboo welcomed the members of
the Wisconsin Press Association and
their families Friday afternoon when
they arrived from Kilbourn, the as.
semblng point for their annual auto
tour and this morning wished them
continuous pleasant journey as they
Left here en- route for Reedsburg, the
next stop. The visitors were met at
Kilbourn yesterday where they did"
the Dells in the morning, by a re-
ceptiOn committee from BarabOO and
escorted to this city, arriving here
about p. m The autos were conduct
ed to various points Of interest about
the city and then to Devils lake
which beauty - the editors and
their families were anxious 10 see.
Along the way the wonderful War
ner Memorial road was admired by
all
When Devils lake was reached the
majority of the party climbed tho
bluffs while others went in bathing
and many enjoyed trip around the
lake on the state launch which was
kindly put at the service OF the Wis
itors through the courtesy of the
state conservation commission.
At $50 a cafeteria supper was
served at Devi-Bara. Attorney Nor
man Quale, president of the local hi.
wants club, stating at the time that
the editors and their families were
the guests Of the above club at the
evening meal. A suitable response
was made by b. +. Walters on behalf
OF the Wisconsin Press Association.
In the evening entertainment was aG-
torded by the band concert, the Al.
Eingling theatre and further driving
about the city
This morning at $3.50 the cars and
their occupants assembled on the
north side OF the court house square
and were again on their way being
escorted out of the city by an autC
load from Reedsburg composed OF
the following members OF the Chain
ber of Commerce: Mayor II. B. Quinn
Dy, George r. Morse N. T. Gill and
George Seamans.
This years annual auto trip of tha
association takes the membe 5
through the scenic Berkshire hills of
Wisconsin affording a most wonder
full trip for those participating. Their
were about 125 persons in the party
about onehalf Of them being wives
and children of the editors.
Following are the names of those
making the trip:
Brownie and Poor Cuss, Journal,
Milwaukee; Bertram Zillmer; Mrs.
VIM r. Cuddy; II. NJ. Kuypers and
wife. JournalDemOCrat, De PeIe:
II. r. Burr and wife, Journal-DemO'
crat, De Pere; j. A. Kuypers aa1
wife. JournaLDemocrat, De Pere:
l.. II. zimmerman and wife, Stand
ard-Democrat Burlington; Merlin
Hull and wife, Journal. Black River
Falls: Bert e. Walters and wife
Harry and Francis Walters. Reeds
burg Times; Mark h. Bell and wife
d. II. Richards and wife, News-PuG
get, Ladysmith; Mr. and Mrs. 7. G
Stone, COuntryman, Sun Prairie;
Miss Margaret Stone, COuntryman
Sun Prairie; Mr. and Mrs. o. J. Har
beck, Statesman, Kewaskum; Mir
and Mrs. +. +. Kramer, Observe
Oregon; Edward Cramer, Mn and
Mrs. Bert Johnson, Observe, Oregon
II. w. Bailey and wife. Miss Helen
Bailey. Rep. Nat. Editorial Assn
Princeton. H.; f. A. Travis. F.. X
Gropp, Standard Paper Co, Milwau
kee: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leahy, Al
Ian and Weldon Leahy. JAS. Leahy
Stevens Point Gazette; Mr. and Mrs
Henry Towel. Harold lowell Times
Milwaukee, Lyman Brown, Browr
Advertising Agency; F. B. GessleI
and wife, Miss Gertrude Gessler
Bangor Independent; Robt r. Wright
and wife. News, Waupaca; Miss Hell
en- Howe, Miss Anna Howe, Press
Ripon;- MIR. and Mrs. A. M. Smith
Western Newspaper Union; Mr., ant
Mrs. W. II. Conrad, Star and News
Medford; George +. Moss and wife
w. States Envp. Co., Milwaukee
John r. Wolf and wife, Journal, Mil
waukee; NJ E. Lewis and wife, Ex
pess, Montello; l. o. Inland an
wife, Times. De Forest; Jas H. Mur
ply and wife, News, Potosi; ]. A
Donaghey. Wis. Highway Com. Madi
son; A. W. Hopkins, University o
Wisconsin, Madison; Mr.. Boyle, Tri
bune, La Crosse; Mr.. and Mrs j. I
Hage, Miss Grace Hinrickson; Times
Westby; f. M. Hyde and mothel
School OF Journalism. u. w; E. N
johnson and wife, School OF jour