874 EDMONTON DAILY
OCT 15, 1907

WILSON, J.
MONTGOMERY, Sadie
THOMPSON, A.M. (Daughter of)
HALLIDAY, R.W. Dr.
COLE, S.W.
KING, Oscar L. Rev.
HAIGHT, Arthur L. Rev.
SKOUP, R. Rev. 
HAIGHT, Merritt S. 
HARRIS, Isrel
HARRIS, Charles

Olds

A pretty wedding took place in the Presbyterian Manse of Olds last 
Monday evening when Mr. J. Wilson was married to Miss. Sadie 
Montgomery, Rev. G. R. Lang officiating. Only the near friends were 
present to witness the ceremony, Mr. Wilson is foreman of one of the 
large ranches near Olds and the newly wedded couple enjoy the best 
wishes of a wide circle of friends. 

Vegreville

The infant daughter of Mr. And Mrs. A.M. Thompson died on Friday 
last. A large concqurne? of people followed the remains o the new 
burying ground where interment took place last Sunday. 

Hurry

Dr. R.W. Halliday from Daysland has located here. His office is in the 
same building as the post office. The people rejoice that medical 
assistance is so near although there has been but little sickness in this 
community during the last year. 

Evidently all the thieves in the country are not yet dead. Last week some 
light fingered person entered S.W. Cole's blacksmith shop and helped 
himself to about $20 worth of tools. Suspicion rests on certain parties 
and the culprits will save themselves trouble by returning the goods. 

Rev. Oscar L. King has returned from conference. Reports a harmonious 
and spiritual session of the conference and much good work done. Rev. 
Arthur L. Haight, the Free Methodist pastor of this charge is to be 
succeeded by Rev. R. Skoup.

Merritt S. Haight is building himself a new brick veneered house on his 
homestead the south east quarter of section 14, 48, 15.


Mr. And Mrs. Israel Harris from Silverwood, Mich., are here visiting 
their son, Charles. Mr. Harris is pleased with the appearance of this 
country.