Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-17
Commerce Chamber Special
Steams Out at 9 O'clock

| burg at o'clock this morning were
eighty five members of the Harrisburg
Chamber of Commerce. Every branch
of business in Harrisburg was repre-
sented. 1t was jolly bunch that gath
cred at Union Station. AS each MEM
Der of the party reported he was given
blue ribbon badge on which was in
scribed Harrisburg Chamber of COM
| merce. February Ills, 1915.
Attached TO the blue ribbon was a
white card. neart shape, on which was
printed Harrisburg. PENNSYLVANIA,
| the Heart of Distribution" Blank
spaces were left between the lines to
permit each person to write his name.
This will avoid the necessity for intro
ductions.
Second Trade Trip
This is the second trade boosting
trip under the direction of the Har
risburg hCamber of Commerce and
will take in Sunbury. Bloomsbury.
Wilkes Barre, Hazleton. Reading and
| intermediate points. The first stop
was made this morning at MillerS-
burg, where a large number of citizens
turned out to meet the Harrisburgers.
Herndon was the next stop and at
Sunbury the train was sidetracked for
one hour to allow the tourists TO take
luncheon at the City Hotel.
stops were also made at North
umberland. Danville. Bloomsbury,
Berwick, and Wilkes-Barre will be the
overnight stopping place. The sched-
ule tomorrow will include HaZleton,
Pottsville. Hamburg and Reading.
Luncheon will be taken at Hazleton
at noon tomorrow at Loughran Ho-
tel Headquarters at Reading will be
at Hotel Berkshire.
All-Harrisburg Grew
The special train which carried the
/ To, oh ha
trail branch OF the Pennsylvania rail
road to-day consisted of Engine No.
l1750. The crew included all Harris
burgers-engineer, II. B. Mumma;
fireman, c. l.. Frey: conductor. w. F.
Nelson. and brakeman, J. c. Morgan.
On the special train leaving Har-
rfsburg this morning were:
Henderson Gilbert, president Har-
risburg Chamber of Commerce. part
ner in Henry Gilbert & Son, whole
sale hardware.
Charles w. BURNETT. chairman trade
extension committee, Evans BURNETT
Company, grocers.
E. L. McColgin, secretary Harris
burg Chamber of Commerce.
]. G.. Greishaber, disbursing officer
teller, Dauphin Deposit Trust Com
pany.
J. II. Nixon. agent, Pennsylvania
Railroad, chairman amusement COM
mittee.
Carl W. Davis. of J. Horace McFar-
land Printing Company. chairman ad-
vertising committee.
Stanley Jean. chairman conce essions
committee. Hanlen Brothers Company.
A. d. Bacon, president d. Bacon
Co, manufacturing confectioners.
George w. Bogar proprietor, sport
ing goods store.
Harvey B. Bair. cigar manufacturer.
J. William Bowman, of Bowman &
Co, department store.
Henry Claster. jeweler.
Joseph Claster. wholesale clothing.
William II. Bennethum, Jr., and J.
H. Hillegas. of Dives. Pomeroy &
tSewart, department store.
DR.. F.. l.. Denniston.
p. G. Diener. jeweler
George T. Eldridge. Harrisburg Gas
Company.
P. C. Farauharson. insurance
Howard Fry, secretary Rotary Club
and Fry Coal Company.
+. II. Schell and NJ. ". Eager. OF
Henry Gilbert & Son. wholesale hard
ware.
]. A. Andrews, Harrisburg Baking
Company.
J. Fl. Rice. hotel.
Charles Harzell, State House.
John Heathcote. Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company.
Charles NJ. McNaughton. John c.
Herman & Co.. cigar manufacturers.
Brook Trout and Harry Keffer. of
Johnston Paper Company, wholesale
house.
c. f. Kaltwasser and Robert w.
Hoy, Harrisburg Light and Power
Company.
II. L. Morrisey. keystone Printing
Company.
Charles r. Knoll. Hanover Shoe
Company.
Albert Hirschler and Edgar Marks.
of Samuel Kuhn. wholesale clothing.
James II. Lutz plumber.
r. L. Beckley, Harrisburg Electric
Supply Company.
John s. Musser. proprietor Dauphin
Electric Supply Company.
Richard NJ. H. Wharton. general
manager. the Patriot.
c. f. Bechtel, reporter. the Patriot
Gus NJ. SteinmetZ. manager editor.
the Telegraph. and ]. P. Mccullough.
OF the Telegraph Printing Company.
j. F. Sweeney. Mechanics Trust
Company.
william p. Miller. Miller Bros. &
Co. real estate, etc.
Frederick r. Smith. manufacturer.
A. c. Stamm, attorney, agent Ohm
sted estate.
s. S. Eberts. district manager, and
5. b. Watts. local manager, Bell Tele-
phone Company of Pennnsylvania
Ut. CrOll Keller. Druggist.
Flavel L. Wright. general agent
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company.
5. P. Eby, Harrisburg Bag and Box
Company.
f. D. Jennings, Jennings Manufac-
turing Company.
d. L. NJ. Raker. proprietor School Of
Commerce.
DR.. S. Il. Shope.
Jacob Miller and S. Kades. OF Miller
& Kades. furniture.
Amos Lebo. Commercial Bank.
Harry Lowengard, Courier Job
Print.
Herman Tausig, OF J. Tausig's Sons.
jewelers..
\. +. Buchanan, division passenger
agent. Pennsylvania Railroad
J. p. Keller. Joseph Poorman, ]. H.
Sefert.
Jack Kelley. shoe dealer.
Fred l.. Morgenthaler. OF Montgom-
cry & Co, storage and Peipher Line.
William Strouse. late of the Globe
clothing firm.
Harry Bruaw. OF the firm OF Gohl &.
Bruaw, painter contractors.
Robert a. Enders, president Sixth
Street National Bank.
John Lappley, shoe dealer
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