1342 EDMONTON DAILY
DEC 6, 1907

PIERCE, William
THOMPSON, George H.T.
CHADWICK, R.B.
BOOTH, E.L.
SWITZER, M.A.
O'BRIEN, M.E.
HOUSTON, R.B.
ROSS, J.A.
FRENCH, V.C.
MURPHY, Dr. 
PADDEN, E.G.
SLOAN, C.P.
MARTIN, W.R. Mrs.
WILSON, R.B.
KYLE, J.
MORTIMER, F.G.
PERRY, A.B.
SHEPARD, S.
BROWER, M. Miss.
FINCH, H. Mrs.
READING, H.

A man named William Pierce, for riding a bicycle on the 
sidewalk was fined $5 and costs at the police court this 
morning. One drunk was also given the same fine.

George H.T. Thompson, the newly appointed physical director 
of the Edmonton Y.M.C.A., has arrived in the city and assumed 
his duties in connectio0n with that institution.

R.B. Chadwick, late secretary of the Y.M.C.A. has entered upon 
his duties as superintendent of the new reformatory and is 
making an investigation of the number of probable inmates of 
such an institution.

E.L. Booth, of St. Paul, is in the city on business.

M.A. Switzer, of Calgary, is registered at the Windsor.

M.E. O'Brien, barrister of Wetasiwin, was in the city today.

J.A. Ross, contracting stone cutter, of Calgary, is in the city on 
business.

R.B. Houston, a CPR. Engineer from Calgary, is in the city on a 
vacation.

V.C. French, proprietor and publisher of the Wetaskiwin Times, 
is in the city. 

E.G. Padden, of Calgary, is in the city on business relating to 
insurance and is stopping at the Castle. 

C.P. Sloan, a Calgary rancher, is in the city on a vacation, and is 
registered at the Windsor.

Mr. W.R. Martin, Langham, the wife of the C.N.R. oil expert, is 
stopping at the King Edward.

R.B. Wilson, of London, Eng. A newspaperman is in the city, 
and is a guest at the Alberta.

J.Kyle, the master mechanic of the C.N.R. is in the city on a 
visit, and will eventually make his home here.

F.G. Mortimer, of Athabasca Landing, is in the city to purchase 
supplies and is staying at the Queens. 

Commissioner A.B. Perry, of the R.N.W.M.P. arrived in the 
city last night and is a guest at the Alberta.

S. Shepard, of Montreal, representing a wholesale drug firm, is 
in the city on business, staying at the Windsor. 

Miss. M. Brower, who has been visiting Mrs. H. Finch for the 
past few months, will leave Monday for her home in the East.

H. Reading will have tonight to spend the winter months in the 
east, and will return in the spring when he will go back to Tete 
Leune Cache.