1235 EDMONTON DAILY
NOV 23, 1907

WRIGHT, F.H.
NIVEN, J. Noel
O'BRIEN, M.
BULLEN, R.E.
CARLETON, A.E.
BUSH, O.K.
NELSON, N.M.
KERVINE, J.
TAYLOR, W.
HINPENMAN, F.J.
ANDERSON, T.W.
SWARTZ, L.L.
KERVINE, J.
TAYLOR, W.
HINPENMAN, F.J.
GOURLAY, Maggie Miss.
THOMPSON, George

F.H. Wright Clover Bar, is in the city on 
business.

J. Noel Niven, of winnipeg, is registered at the 
Windsor.

T. Kennedy, Vermilion is here on business, 
staying at the Windsor. 

M. O'Brien, of Wetaskiwin, is in the city on 
business, stopping at the Alberta.

R.E. Bullen, formerly of Sanderson & Bullen, 
leaves today on his return to England.

A.E. Carleton, Rossevelt, Min., is here looking 
for a farm and is stopping at the Castle.

O.K. Bush, of Vancouver, a former resident of 
Edmonton, is visiting old friends in town. 

N.M. Nelson, of Ponoka, came to the city 
yesterday and entered the General Hospital as a 
patient. 

J. Kervine, W. Taylor and F.J. Hinpenman, of 
Mundare, came up yesterday and are registered at 
the St. James.

T.W. Anderson the chief clerk of the Audit 
department of the C.P.R. is in the city on 
business a guest at the Cecil.

L.L. Swartz, of Ohmaha, Neb., is in the city on 
a vacation and is looking over the vicinity for 
a suitable place to locate. 

Miss. Maggie Gourlay has accepted a position as 
stenographer in the law office of K.F. Ewing of 
this city. Miss. Gourlay took her course in 
Shorthand at the grand Trunk Business College. 

George Thompson; I have lived in an number of 
cities, both in Canada and the United States, 
yet I recognize Edmonton as the4 best of any for 
the investment of capital. I would not put one 
dollar out of Edmonton, because, I know no place 
I could invest it to better advantage.