382 EDMONTON DAILY
AUG 13, 1907

INKSTAR, Jas. (James)
TANTON, John H.
PACK, Geo. (George)
TAYLOR Pearl Miss.
TAYLOR, H.C. Mrs.
MARKEL, J.A.
CAREY, E.
SPARLING, W. Rev. 
BUCHANAN, T.C. Rev
BARNARD, W.N.
CAMPBELL, D.
CRITCHLOW, H.
LOWRY, W.G. Mrs.
STEINE, A. 
SWEETON, S.P.

Jas. Inkster, a farmer two miles east of Stratcona, struck a six foot 
scam of coal at a depth of 22 feet, in boring for a well. The coal is 
similar in quality to that of the Clover Bar district. Mr. Inkster 
took out two tones.

John H. Tanton, who has been spending a month at the coast 
has returned to the city.

Geo. Pack, who has been enjoying a month's outing at the coast 
has returned again to the city.

Miss. Pearl Taylor, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, is 
visiting Mrs. H.C. Taylor, 417 Fifth Street.

J.A. Markel, of Gleichen, Inspector of Indian agencies for the 
province is spending the day in Edmonton at the Cecil.

E. Carey, general merchant at Andrew, Alta., is spending a few 
days in Edmonton and is a guest at the Imperial. 

Rev. W. Sparlding a prominent Methodist pastor of Winnipeg, is 
spending the day in the city at the King Edward.

Rev. T.C. Buchanan, of Calgary superintendent of Methodist 
missions for Alberta, was in the city yesterday at the St. James.

W.N. Barnard of Portland, Ore. Arrived in the city yesterday, and 
left this morning on a business trip to Athabasca Landing.

D. Campbell, a well known general merchant at Uxbridge, Ont., 
accompanied by Mrs. Campbell, are visiting in Edmonton this 
week. 

H. Critchlow, of Paddle River, is in the city today at the 
Pendnnis. He reports the crop outlook in that section 
exceptionally satisfactory. 

Mrs. W.G. Lowry, of Leduc, and her guest, Miss. Corley, of 
Mont Forest, Ont., are visiting in the city this week, and are 
guests at the Alberta.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Steine, of Waterloo, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Steine, 
of New Hamburg, who are on a pleasure trip through the west, 
are guests at the St. James. 

S.P. Sweeton, register general of Jamaica accompanided by his 
wife and Miss Sweeton, arrived in the city on Monday, and are 
stopping at the King Edward.