1180 EDMONTON DAILY
NOV 18, 1907

MONTGOMERY, H. Mrs.
FORBES, W. Mrs.
McMANUS, Geo. (George) Mrs.
KELLEY, F. Mrs.
BESIRSTO, F.
WARD, Bob
MALLET, H.W.
BATCHELOR, Mr.
SLINGSLEY, Mr.
MAGILL, Mary Dr.
OLSON, H.
MacMILLAN, Rector


Wetaskiwin


Friday was a sort of general reception day among 
the ladies; among others Mrs. H. Montgomery, 
Mrs. W. Forbes and Mrs. Geo. McManus received 
and many took advantage of the beautiful autumn 
weather to enjoy a social time.

Mrs. F. Kelley is again on the sick list, her 
friends will be sorry to hear. 

F. Besirsto and Bob Ward took advantage of this 
Indian summer sort of weather to drive to 
Edmonton this week. 

H.W. Mallet is building a neat little residence 
on Stanley street, next Druggist Higgs' new 
house.

The bachelors have moved into their big, roomy 
new house on Stanley street.

Mr. Slingsley, of the Bell telephone co., is 
spending his holiday at Ohaion. Mr. Griffin, 
assistant superintendent from Calgary, is 
overseeing in his absence.

Dr. Mary Magill has removed her nursing home 
from Hammond street to the Tomlin House, Andreas 
street.

H. Olson, who has returned from North Dakota, 
reports very dry weather in that state, and a 
crolp of about five or six bushels per acre. 
Other states report but little, better, and many 
parts of Ontario have been passed by in the 
harvest hand-out. 

Rector MacMillan, is the new chaplain for the 
Curling club.