616 EDMONTON DAILY
SEP 13, 1907

LOUGHEAD, Mary Darling Miss.
LOUHEAD, John
MacNAUGHTON, George Kerr B.A.M.D.
MacNAUGHTON, William Capt.
SLOAN, Dr.
AGAR, Andrew
McKENNEY, H.W.
SCHULTZ, Lady
TOLLER,Laura Howland Miss.
TOLLER, Lieut.-Col. 
MARKEY, Frederick H.
TILLEY, Leonard Sir.
ATKINSON, J.E.
MERTON, Madge
DICK, Mr.

The engagement is announced of Miss. Mary Darling 
Loughead, daughter of Mr. John Louhead, to George 
Kerr MacNaughton, B.A., M.D. of Cumberland, 
Vancouver Island, son of the late Capt. William 
MacNaughton, of Black River, N.B. The marriage will 
take place in the early winter.

Dr. Sloan and Mr. Andrew agar and their families 
returned last night from Crescent Lake, where they 
have been camping for the past ten days. 

Lady Schultze, of Winnipeg, is the guest of Mr. and 
Mrs. H.W. McKenney, coming with them from Winnipeg 
on their return trip from Europe.

Miss Laura Howland Toller, second daughter of 
Lieut-Col. And Mrs. Toller, of Chapel street, was 
solemnized at All Saint's church yesterday 
afternoon. The groom was Frederick H. Markey, 
formerly of Bath, England, now of Smithmarket, Ont. 
Miss Toller is a niece of the late Sir. Leonard 
Tilley.

Mr. J.E. Atkinson of Toronto and his wife known in 
the newspaper world as "Madge Merton" are 
registered at the King Edward.

Swift Current, Sept 12, 1907 On Tuesday morning a 
Mennonite named Dick, who lives south of town 
narrowly escaped being killed by the west-bound 
express. Dick is deaf and dumb, and so did not hear 
the second section of the train which came in 
almost immediately after the first. His horses were 
on the track before he noticed the train 
approaching. He tried to back them off but could 
not do so in time. Both horses were struck and 
thrown some distance being instantly killed while 
dick was left sitting in the wagon beside the 
track.