1154 EDMONTON DAILY
NOV 14, 1907

CAMPBELL, A.B.
McKAY, H.A.
REVILLON, Jean
WOULDREDGE, Jas. (James)
BIRMINGHAM, H. 
COLLADAY, Walter
CARLYLE, Mrs.
FREDERIKSEN, F.
CLARK, R.C.
PHELAN, E.
SULIVAN, Chief Justice
SULLIVAN, Faustina Miss.
WILLIAMS, Bayfield
JAMES, E.A. Mr.
JAMES, H.C.
MORRIS, J.H.

A.B. Campbell, Daysland, is in the city on 
business, a guest at the Windsor.

H.A. McKay, winnipeg, is in the city on business 
a guest at the King Edward

Jean Revillon left last night for New York and 
Paris. He will be absent for a few months.

Jas. Wouldredge, of the well-known lumber firm 
of Lloydminister, is in the city, a guest at the 
St. James.

H. Birmingham, representing a prominent Toronto 
furnishing house, is in the city a guest at the 
windsor. 

Walter Colladay, the line foreman of the bell 
Telephone System at Calgary, is in the city on 
business, a guest at the Queen's.

Mrs. Carlyle, of Hurry, who was brought up to 
the Misericordia Hospital three weeks ago 
returned home yesterday quite recovered.

F. Fredericksen, who for the past few years has 
been engaged in business in Dawson City, is in 
Edmonton, a guest at the Pendinnis

R.C. Clark, Vancouver, is in the city a guest at 
the Windsor, Everything is slow in Vancouver he 
says and the tourist travelling has practically 
closed for the season. 

E. Phelan, Omaha, is in the city on business, a 
guest at the windser. He wasys the crops in the 
northern states this her were poor as compared 
with those in Canada. 

Mrs. Sulivan, wife of Chief Justice Sullivan of 
Prince Edward Island and her daughter, Miss. 
Faustina Sullivan, are in Vancouver where they 
will spend the winter.

Mrs. Bayfield Williams have recently moved to 
her new residence, 261 McDougall Avenue will in 
future receive on the second Thursday of each 
month including today. 

Mr. E.A. James, until recently the manager of 
the Canadian Northern, is at the Hotel 
Vancouver, having arrived on Sunday. With him 
are his wife and son, his brother Mr. H.C. 
James, of Kimberley, South Africa, and Mr. and 
Mrs. J.H. Morris of Edmonton. Mr. James is on 
his way to Victoria where he will spend the 
winter - Victoria World.