Newspaper: Personal Matter - Calgary

THE CALGARY TRIBUNE
and Bow River District Advertiser
September 16, 1885

Contributed for use in Alberta Digital Archives by Darlene Homme.

Actual scanned images of some early Alberta newspapers are online at
The Alberta Heritage Digitization Project
http://ahdp.lib.ucalgary.ca/

***************************************************************************
ALBERTA DIGITAL ARCHIVES NOTICE:  
These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or 
presentation by any other organization or persons. Persons or organizations 
desiring to use this material, must obtain the written consent of the 
contributor, or the legal representative of the submitter, and contact the 
listed Alberta Digital archivist with proof of  this consent. The submitter 
has given permission to the Alberta Digital Archives to store the file 
permanently for free access.
***************************************************************************


PERSONAL MATTER

Mr. George MONILAWES left on Saturday for Kincardine, Ont, on account of the
illness of his brother. Mr. MONILAWES has not visited his home for eleven years.

Mr. STARKEY, of St. John, New Brunswick, who has been on a visit to his son
on Sheep Creek, started for home yesterday.

Councillor FREEZE is at present receiving a visit from his father, from Upper
Sussex, N.B.

Rev. E.B. GLASS has returned to his mission on Battle River.

Miss WATSON, of Pine Creek, has assumed her duties in the public school, teaching
the young idea of the light infantry how to shoot.

We are pleased to learn that Mr. H. ANDREWS, clerk of the H. B. Co., who has
lately been prostrated with typhoid fever, was reported yesterday as being much
better. We hope to see him on the street again shortly.

Lieut. RIVERS, of A Battery, which is now stationed at Battleford, is on a visit
to his brother, W.F. RIVERS of this town.

John DEAN, who has been to Chicago, returned last week.

Mr. D.W. MARSH is in Winnipeg purchasing stock for T.C. Power and Brother's new store.

Messrs. G. LEVINGE and G. EMERSON, stockmen of High River, were in town last week.