The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-21
Commercial Club TO Cooperate
in Entertainment.
Prominent Nashville Business Men
10 Arrive Here Next Friday
Afternoon.
MAYOR TO APPOINT COMMITTEE.

The Nashville Chamber of Com
merce will find a hearty welcome
awaiting It when its members arrive
in Paducah Friday afternoon to visit
local merchants. and see what a great
big place we have.
President Decker, of the CONNER
cial club appointed Messrs n. c.
Rhodes. Ben Weille. w. r. Hummel
and H. S. Dubois to meet with com
mittee appointed by Mayor Yeiser
TO prepare for the coming of the Wis.
itors, and Mayor Yeiser this after
noon appointed on his committee
/ Chairman G.. r. Davis. of the board
of aldermen, and George o. Ingram,
of the council, and Councilman John
/ Rehkopf and Alderman VIM. Kraus.
They will decide on ways and means
for welcoming and entertaining the
visitors
An unusual feature of the trip is
that bulletins are received every hour
from Nashville giving the news of
the town and the world. and the par
ty sends bulletins of the trip every
hour to Nashville.
The Nashville Banner says of the
trip:
Today there pulled out from the
Union station special train made up
of three Pullman sleepers, one Pull
man diner and a baggage car that
will swing around the circle of West
Tennessee and Western Kentucky.
The swing is made in order to bring
more of the commerce of the cities
visited on the trip to Greater Nash
rville
The object of this trip. as has been
stated, is 10 see that Greater Nash
Vile gets all that is coming to her
and that people with whom the mem
bers of this commercial tour come in
contact will know all there is to tell
about the capital city, her resources,
commercial advantages and how they
they can benefit themselves by giving
her merchants their trade. At every
stop made there will be a procession
formed which will march to the
square of the city, headed by the
members of the Red Mems band in
uniform, where a sort of reception
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will be distributed to the merchants
and thrown in the yards of citizens
along the thoroughfares. Each mem
Der of the party will wear a white
satin badge which bears the inscrip-
ton, Greeting from the Chamber of
Commerce OF Greater Nashville" and
this will be pinned to the coats and
held there by a flag pin on which is
inscribed, "Patronize Greater Nash
VILE The procession that will be
formed will make an imposing spec
tacle, bue only the band will be in
uniform, the members of the Cham
Der of Commerce desiring to be seen
as they appear on the streets of Nash
vile every day, and as others see
them.
The names of the hustlers for
Greater Nashville, under the guidance
of the Chamber of Commerce, are as
follows;
II. s. shannon, Il, Houston Dudley.
Jr. Capt A. J. Harris, Smith Tent
son. l.. r, Eastman, Leland Hume,
n. S. Randolph, O. j, Walsh, A. II,
Robertson, t. c, smith, ], c. Car
rothers, II, v Beaumont. l.. Williams,
Jr.. G. H. Dezevallos, Geo, q. Cum
Minis, i. c. Symmes, II. + Webb, c.
II. May, Moseley Hopkins, Robert
Orr, Jr., Alfred n. Battle, c, A, Hal
ley, Alfred H. Williams, q, A. Har-
rngton, Joseph r. Washington J, h,
Carr, O. d. Kirk, John y. Bell, Rob
ert II. Flte, Wick Williams, Capt, j. +,
Baker, Alex G. Harsh, Sigmund
Marks. r. !. Mckay, w. Il. Jackson,
r, NJ. Walker !. NJ Ford, John NJ.
Rates, n. ID. Bayless, Il, Jackson,
l. p. Cohen, Il o. Fuller, u. W Now
lin and NJ, - Morton,
The Cumberland Telephone com
many furnishes the service, having
arrangements at every station 10 re-
celve aud send messages.