The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-13
Everything Has Been Arranged
for TheirPIeaSure.
WILL STOP IN CINCINNATI
And Be Entertained By Board of Trade
and the Young Mems Business
League-Business Session Will
Cover Wednesday.

the holding of the annual convention of
the Alabama Press association here to-
morrow and full attendance is expected
| The convention will be called to order at
| 10 O'Clock wednesday morning and will be
! in session all day.
! At p m. a trolley car ride will be ex-
/ tended to the editors. The car will leave
the Florence hotel corner at that time
and will return at o'clock. The editors
! will then repair to the rooms of the Com
mercial club. where a reception will be held
| from to II p. m.
The members going on the excursion to
Niagara will leave at midnight over the
! Louisville and Nashville railroad. Seventy
five or eighty members of the association
| will remain in the city the next day. They
VIII be extended a trip to Ensley and the
great steel mills, A special trolley car
! will leave the Florence hotel corner at
O'Clock M and will return at Il o'clock.
j. A. Rountree, secretary of the Ala
barna Press association, has received a let
| ter from C. b. Murray, superintendent of
, the chamber of commerce of Cincinnati ex-
tending a hearty welcome to the Alabama
Press association in behalf of his city, and
also an invitation to visit the chamber of
commerce and other courtesies. Mr.. Roun-
tree is also in receipt of the following in
Vitatson from the Young Mems Business
club of Cincinnati:
Cincinnati June 10.
Mr.. J. A. Rountree, Secretary Alabama
Press Association, Birmingham Ala.
Dear Sr-By way of reply to your let
ter of inquiry, under date of the Sth inst,
permit me, on behalf of the Young Mems
Business club, to extend to the Alabama
Press association most hearty welcome to
our city, while stopping over en- route to
Mia CARA Falls.
me board of governors called a special
session this afternoon referred your COM
munication to the entertainment committee
with instructions for them to arrange a
trolley car ride and visit to our geological
garden for your party
The committee will act in conjunction
with members of the local press and cham
Der of commerce.
Kindly communicate with Mr.. C. A.
Himself, president of the Fifth National
bank, who is chairman of the entertain
ment committee. advising him the road
time of arrival and departure of your train.
number in the party, etc. Very Truly.
FRED DAVENPORT,
Corresponding Secretary
Mr.. Rountree has been notified that the
following newspapers will be represented
convenes at the Commercial club rooms
in this city on Wednesday, June IA. The
attendance will be quite large and a most
enjoyable and profitable session is antici-
pated:
Advertiser, Montgomery-W. w. Screws.
Advertiser, New Decatur-C. ]. Hildreth
and wife
Advocate, Greenville-J. 3. Stanley and
Miss Evans.
Alabama Christian Advocate, Birming-
hams. P. West.
Alabama Courier, Athens-Robert Rawls,
wife and daughter, Miss Fannie Lee
Rawls.
Alabama Beacon, Greensboro-Edward
S. Jack.
Alabama Enquirer, Hartselle-J. C. Orr,
Jr.
Alabama Medical and Surgical Age, Biz
mingham-J. c. LeGrande.
Alabama Knight Montgomery-Jacob
Pepperman and wife.
Alliance News, Carrollton-E. r. Calhoun
and wife.
American Newspaper Union, Birming-
ham-W N. Kant.
Arlskule,or Birmingham-A. j. O'Keefe.
laws ~ Gainesvlle-T R. Walker. wife
ahd1 ,.ster Miss Lizzie.
Banner, Clanton-Frank Crichton and
ladies.
Bessemer Weekly, Bessemer-W. II. H.
Judson wife and daughter Miss Grace.
Birmingham Business College Journal.
Birmingham-W. ]. Wheeler.
Birmingham Baptist, Birmingham-B. D.
Gray.
Breeze. Warriors C. Davidson and
daughters Misses Coy and Mabel.
Breeze, Columbia-J r. Whalen and sis
ter Mrs. D. G. Adams.
Christian Educator Birmingham-Edgar
M. Glenn and Geo. w. Reid.
Chronicle, Stevenson-J H. Vaught and
| ]. H. Gregory and wife,
EallxNi1lp-A. G. Patterson ana
sister.
Cherokee Sentinel, Centre-W. v. Mon
roe.
Choctaw Herald, Butler-W. J.. Gray.
Citizen, Scottsboro-H. M. Henderson.
Clipper, Elba--A. G. Powell and W.. w.
Tucker.
Clipper. Collinsville-J. c. Norwood and
wife.
Cleburne Plowboy, Edwardsville-W. A.
| Brown.
Courier, Birmingham-E. Lesser and L..
| Braun.
Courier, Vernon-W. A. and John Young.
| Democrat. Guntersville-E. O. Nicely and
| daughter.
Dixie Home and Manufacturer, Birming-
| ham,. A. Rountree.
| Democrat, Athens-R. H. Walker and SIS
ters. Misses Jennie and Annie Walker.
| Dispatch, DemopolisJTemple Jackson and
| sister.
Educational Exchange, Birmingham-J.
| M. Dewberry.
Endeavorer, northumberland A.
| Smith.
Enterprise, Ensley City-L. P. HILL
Enterprise, Thorsby-J. T. Peterson and
wife.
| Enterprise, Sylacauga-R. l.. Freeman
| and wife and E. 8. Smith.
Gazette Tuscaloosa-Tom Garner and
mother. Mrs. j. II. Garner and Miss Helen
| Garner.
| Cleaner, Luverne-L S. Knight.
Herald, F1orence-W. M. Bunting, Miss
| Olive Nuckolls and Mrs. r. A Erskine.
Herald, Wetumpka-W. l.. Hunter.
Herald Gurley-H. 8. Shackelford, wife
| and sister, Miss Minnie
| Herald Unontown-Mss Annie Yarby.
| Herald Dadeville-T. l.. Bulger.
| Herald Pratt City-Chas. II. Frye.
| Herald-Journald, Bessemer-G. w. Price,
| wife and sister, Miss Jones.
Hustler, Hanceville-Mrs Julia F. Giles
| pie.
Industrial News, Opelika-W. T. Wear.
Inquirer, Piedmont-R. r. Tomlin and j.
| ]. FinHey.