The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-07-05
Editors Of America to-
Have Splendid Outing
Herald Editor Leaves Friday With
Minnesota Delegation for Months
A 80 Vacation in East 90 &

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Asa NJ. Wallace editor. of the Her
aid, will leave st. Paul Saturday eve.
ming with a delegation of Minnesota
editors to attend the annual meeting
of the National Editorial Association
which will be held in New York
State from July 9th to Goth inclus-
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The newspaper fraternity of the
Empire state and the various organi-
cations have prepared an elaborate
program which will make the outing
one of the most enjoyable ever hello
by the National newspapernnen's or
ganization.
The Minnesota and other north
western newspaper men and their la.
dies, will meet up with the main
body at the Morrison Hotel, Chicago,
Sunday, July, 9Th. They will leave
Chicago at 500 P. M. Sunday night
over the New York Central and will
arrive at Buffalo, N. Y, Monday
morning at 1925. At 1000 o'clock
the entire party will take buses from
the Hotel Statler for East Aurora
where they will be guests of Ebert
Hubbard II. After visit to the ia
nous Roycroft Shops, lunch will be
served. They will return to Buffalo
at 500 for side trip around the
city. At TOO the party will be
given banquet at the Hotel Statler
by the Buffalo publishers.
Tuesday morning a visit will be
made to Niagara Falls returning to
Buffalo at l 100 o'clock, in time for
lunch, and at 2:30 in the afternoon
they will leave on a special train to
Rochester where the party will be met
by BUSES and taken on sight seeing
trip through the city. In the evening
they will be banqueted by the Cham
Der of Commerce and given theatre
party until time for them to board
the boat for Alexandria Bay where
they will arrive at 1870 Wednesday
morning, July II, going direct to
the Thousand Island House for break
fast. Wednesday and Thursday will
be spent on and among the Thousand
Islands, the big event being an illumi-
nation trip on the river Wednesday
evening. Thursday evening a ball
will be given in honor of the N. E. A
in the parlors of the Thousand Is.
land House.
The excursioners will leave by boat
Friday for Clayton to take special
train to Malone where they will be
handsomely entertained.
Saturday morning, July 18th, they
viii leave Malone in autos for Sara.
nae Lake which is said to be one OF
the prettiest drives in the Adiron-
dacks. Lunch will be served at this
point after which the party will be
delivered to Lake Placid with head
quarters at Lake Placid Club, the
finest club in the Adirondacks. Sun
day, July 18th will also be spent at
Lake Placid.
: Monday, July 10Th the editors will
leave Lake Placid in automobiles fol
Ausable Chasam, a beautiful drive of
forty miles, where the party will be
taken in relays to this wonderful
work of nature, after which they will
go to Fort Kent to take a special
train for Saratoga Springs, where the
main portion of the convention will
be held.
Tuesday, July 18th the party will
enjoy trip on Lake George.
Wednesday and Thursday, July
18th and 10Th, will be given over to
the convention at Saratoga.
On July Goth the visitors will leave
on a special train for Albany where
the day line boats will be taken down
the Hudson for Newburgh where they
will disembark and be taken by auto
over the Storm King Highway, said to
be the most beautiful highway in
America, to West Point where spec
ial exercises will be held. At $50
the party will take late day boat
for New York City where they will
have headquarters at the Pennsyl-
vania Hotel.
One of the interesting side trips
from New York City will be or July
21st, when the editors will visit Jer-
sey and have lunch on the George
Washington, made famous by Presi-
dent Wilson on his trips to France
The balance of the time from Sun.
day, July 22nd, to the time of the
banquet at the Hotel Baltimore, Ju-
ly 26th, will be spent in New York
The Herald editor does not expect
to return with the editorial party
but will prolong his outing by a short
visit with relatives in Brooklyn, max.
ing a side trip of couple Of days to
Boston and returning by way OF
Washington. D. c., stopping for "a
few days at Chicago, enroute home
In all, Mr.. Wallace expects to be gone
from four to six weeks.
During the absence OF the editor
Hugh l.. Wallace will have complete
editorial and business charge of the
Herald. Any courtesies or favors
shown him will be appreciated.
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