488 EDMONTON DAILY
AUG 28, 1907

CORNWALL, Jas. (James) K.
TULL, J.J.
HOLMES. Robert Rev.
HATHERSALL, K. Rev.
PILKIE, William
PILKIE, C.H.
CHAPMAN, W.H.
CHAPMAN, W. Harry
RICHARDSON, Mrs.
CHAPMAN, Miss.
CHAPMAN, Nettie Miss.
CHAPMAN, Belva Miss.

Jas. K. Cornwall went to Athabasca Landing this 
morning. 

Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Tull and daughter have returned 
home after a vacation at the coast.

Rev. Robert Holmes and family left this morning by 
the stage for Peace River Crossing. Mr. Holmes is a 
brother of Bishop Holmes, of Moosenee,

Rev. R. Holmes, and Rev. K. Hathersall two Church 
of England missionaries from London, England, are 
in the city en route to the Peace River.

Mr. William Pilkie, of Vermillion, came in by the 
C.N.R. express this morning, and was taken by the 
Red Cross ambulance to the Public Hospital. Mr. 
Pilkie is suffering from typhoid fever. His 
brother, C.H. Pilkie, who came to the hospital some 
time ago, also ill with fever, is making a good 
recovery.

The death of Mr. W.H. Chapman formerly of London, 
Ont. occurred at his residence 867 Firth street 
yesterday morning. Much sympathy is extended to the 
family he leaves bereaved of whom the son, W. Harry 
Chapmannis a clerk in Winnipeg post office, and 
four daughters reside in Edmonton. Mrs. Richardson, 
Miss. Chapman, Miss. Nettie chapman, and Miss. 
Belva Chapman.

The deceased, who was a man of most amiable 
Christian character, had suffered patiently with 
rheumatism for mor3e than twenty years. He had been 
in Edmonton little more than a year, and was 
seriously ill for the past three months. He was a 
member of Grace Methodist church, and the funeral, 
which will take place on Friday afternoon will be 
conducted by Rev. A.S. Tuttle, pastor of that 
church. The funeral is delayed to await the arrival 
of Mr. Harry Chapman, of Winnipeg, and a brother of 
the deceased, resident in Portland, Ore.