995 EDMONTON DAILY
OCT 26, 1907

SYNGE, Ella Dr.
ROBERTSON, Sheriff
PARKES, G.
HARDISTY, Fred
STEVENSON, T.B.
MACAULEY, Miss.
McAULEY, Alexander
ADAMSON, Osborne
McHALE, Wm. (William)
McDOUGALL, James
 
Dr. Ella Synge, whose office was destroyed in 
the post office fire moved to 35 Jasper east, 
the office formerly occupied by Sheriff 
Robertson, over the Martin Saddlery store. 

The late secretary of the local trades and labor 
council, G. Parkes, leaves in a few days for his 
home in Australia. Prior to his departure the 
local council will hold a smoker reunion next 
Tuesday evening in their regular rooms. 
Refreshments will be served and all delegates to 
Winnipeg are invited to be present. 

Fred Hardisty has returned from a two week's 
trip to Winnipeg.

Dr. T.B. Stevenson, of Wetasiwin is in the city 
today on business.

Miss Macauley last night entertained a number of 
friends at the residence of her uncle, Alexander 
McCauley, Fourth street.

Mrs. Adamson mother of Mr. Osborn Adamson of the 
Provincial Treasury department, arrived 
yesterday afternoon from London, England and 
will reside with him at his home Nineth avenue, 
Stratcona.

Wm. McHale, employed on the C.N.R. won the gold 
watch at the Lyric theatre last night, His 
number was 1074.

James Mcdougall of 25 Stewart street, was the 
lucky winner of the gold watch at the Orpheum 
theatre last night his number was 1626.