516 EDMONTON DAILY
AUG 30, 1907


COYNE, James H. M.A. LL.D.
CYNE, Mrs.
DUPUIS, Joseph
DUPUIS, Pierre
LACKNER, F.A. Dr. 
STOCKAND, George Mrs.
NELSON, Miss.
HOWE, Harold
HOWE, Thomas J.
OAKE, George
STRONG, J.P.
McCLENNAN, Mr.

James H. Coyne, MA. LL.D of St. Thomas, a prominent 
educationist of the province of Ontario, is in the 
city a guest at the Windsor. His
daughter, Mrs. Cyne, accompanied him.

Joseph Dupuis formerly an old timer and resident of 
Morinville, has returned to Morinville from 
Yokahama, Wash. And will visit his children, Pierre 
and Joseph Dupuis of Monrinville.

Dr. F.A. Lackner, of Disbury and Miss. Lackner, are 
guests at the King Edward.

Mrs. George Stockand and Miss Nelson, Edmonton, 
have returned from a fortnight spent in the 
mountains. 

Harold Howe, son of Thomas J. Howe of Meaford, was 
in Edmonton on Friday last and spent Saturday out 
on his fathers old farm eight miles northeast of 
Fort Saskatchewan, He left Edmonton later for 
Calgary, where he is now workingn in Esdale's drug 
store.

A man named George Oake, was finded three dollars 
at the police court this morning for leaving a 
wagon on the street for several days in front of 
his house.

While driving down Jasper avenue last night J.P. 
Strong, a farmer of Leduc, was run into by another 
team, driven by Mr. Mclannan, of the Eclipse livery 
and feed stables, and his horse injured so badly by 
the shaft that it bled to death in a few minutes. 
The horse that was killed was valued at $175 and 
Mr. Strong who claims he was driving on the proper 
side of the street, will press for damaged.