1246 EDMONTON DAILY
NOV 26, 1907

CARRICK, L.S.
POOLEY, C.R.
TAIT, A. Mrs.
FORRESTER, G.
REID, C.
GREENHAM, Chas. (Charles)
BEAMAN, A.D.
POSTILL, Wm. (William)
LEHRMAN, Frank
PATERSON, Donald
CORK, P.
HEWITT, T.B.T.
BANNERMAN, Lloyd
WRIGHT, J.E.
ALSTON, C.L.
DONOVAN, H.J.
LOISELLE, Jack
CARLYLE, A.G.
NEWLAND, F.C.
COPE, E.L.

Red Deer

L.S. Carrick, of Pine Lake, has been in town for 
the past few days. 

Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Pooley came up from High River 
today to spend a few days with Mrs. Pooley's 
mother, Mrs. A. Tait. Mr. Pooley is now manager 
of the Canadian Bank of Commerce in High River

C. Reid and G. Forrester shipped nine cars of 
fine cattle from here yesterday afternoon, The 
cattle are consigned to Montreal, but will be 
disposed of in Winnipeg if prices are right. 
Jack Forrester accompanied the cattle, Shaw, of 
Stettler ships a trainload to Winnipeg today. 

Chas. Greenham, of Pine Lake, who has been in 
town for the past few days, left for home 
yesterday. 

A.D. Beaman, who has for the past two years held 
a position in the Alberta hotel, leaves Tuesday 
for his home in Exxex, Ont, where he will reside 
in future. 

Wm. Postill is in town from his ranch in the 
Hand Hills. 

Frank Lehrman, of Lacombe, was in town 
yesterday. 

Donald Paterson has rented the Alberta hotel 
billiard room, and will assume control today. 

P. Cork returned yesterday from High River, 
where he has spending a weeks holiday.

T.B.T. Hewitt, formerly of the Bank of Commerce 
staff here, was in town yesterday. Mr. Hewitt 
has been transferred from Bawlff to Calgary. 

Lloyd Bannerman and J.E. Wright have assumed 
control of the Alberta hotel.

C.L. Alston, of Lacombe, was in town on 
Saturday.

H.J. Donovan left Saturday evening for Winnipeg 
where he will spend a week or two an then go on 
to Montreal.

Jack Loiselle has severed his connection with 
the Alberta Hotel barber shop, and has gone to 
Edmonton to live.

A.G. Carlyle, of St. Thomas, Ont., who has been 
in town for the past two weeks left on Saturday 
for home.

F.C. Newland, the Penhold postmaster, was in 
town yesterday. 

E.L. Cope, has returned from Evarts.