260 Edmonton Daily
JULY 30, 1907

COLLISON, Jas. (James) T.
LINSAY, John
MITCHELL, Bella
SKITCH, William
WOOD, Charles
STUDHOLME, J.L.
BRADLEY, F.E.

Jas. (James T. Collison, of the Michael Calohos 
Indian reserve, spent yesterday in the city.

Mrs. John Linsay leaves England shortly to join her 
husband, Mr. John Linsday of this city. 

At the police court last evening a woman named Bella 
Mitchell, accused of disorderly conduct, was 
dismissed, the complainant filed to put in an 
appearance to press his charge. 

At the office of the building inspector this morning 
William Skitch took out a permit for the erection of 
a two story furniture store on the corner of Namayo 
and Isabella to cost $5,000

Word has been received dennitely? by J.L. Studholme 
that the young man Charles Wood, bookkeeper with the 
great West Saddlery Co., who was supposed to have 
suicided last week has been located in another part 
of the province. 

The funeral of the late Mrs. F.E. Bradley, who died 
suddenly on Sunday night takes place tomorrow 
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family residence, on 
McCauley street. Mrs. Bradley was president of the 
Ladies Aid of Queen's Avenue Presbyterian Church.