1432 EDMONTON DAILY
DEC 16, 1907

ANDREWS, Silas
CAMERON, H.R.
WOLD, T.O. Rev.
TERRY, Mr. (Child off)
KNIGHT, J.H.
TILL, R.H. Dr.
GOULD, May Miss.
DEETON, Harold 
ROSS, Jno. (John)
MacNAMARA, J.F.
MacNAMARA, W.J.

Wetaskiwin

Silas Andrews has been seriously ill this week, a cold 
developing into pneumonia, though a mild form. 

H.R. Cameron, Spokane, is a recent arrival, going to his 
farm about seven miles out. He will bring his 
family here in the spring. 

Rev. T.O. and Mrs. Wold and family, late of Camrose, left 
this week for the coast, where they will 
make their home in future. They are a will known and 
esteemed here and the district will feel their loss.

Mr. And Mrs. Terry are the proud possessors of a 
new baby boy this week. The mother is still in 
the hospital but is doing well, as 
is the infant. 

J.H. Knight, architect, who prepared a very elaborate and 
complete set of plans for the new hospital, estimating cost 
at $12,500 on the advice of a prominent 
alderman, presented a brief of his 
claims to the last meting of the council. His 
claim of 2 percent, had been previously ignored but on 
his presenting a bill for only 1 percent on the 
estimated costs, in view of exceptional 
circumstance the aldermen offered him 4100 for his 
services. 

On Wednesday morning at 11:30 o'clock one of 
Wetaskiwin's most popular young ladies 
was united in marriage, by Rev. J.E. Hogg, 
to Dr. R.H. till of Edmonton. 
The bride was becomingly gowned in ivory 
honiton lace over duchesse satin. She wore 
the groom's gift, sunburst of pearls, and was 
assisted by Miss. May Gould, in pink 
colienne over pink silk. Mr. Harold Deeton, 
Edmonton, supported the groom. A reception was 
held at the home of the bride from 2 to 
4.30 o'clock, when a large number took 
the opportunity of tendering their congratulations. 
Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Compton, Mrs. West, Mrs. Hogg and 
Mrs. Richardson, the Misses Bailey, Swanson, 
Walker and Gould assisted. The happy 
couple left on the 5.30 p.m. train for St. 
Paul, Minneapolis, etc., after which they will spend 
a month or so at Guelph, Ont., with the groom's 
parents. The presents were very numerous and costly. The 
young people were given a rousing send off 
by a large number of friends. They will reside in 
Edmonton.

Jno. Ross, inspector of public schools, was in the city 
on Thursday on his way to inspect Camrose 
School and paid the Alexandra School an 
unofficial visit.

J.F. MacNamara, of Lloydminister, is in the city, 
arriving Wednesday to visit his brother, W.J. MacNamara.