230 EDMONTON DAILY
JULY 26, 1907

WALKER, A.J. 
BOUSKS, Philip
BOYLE, Joe Dr.
GUERTIN, Mrs.
OSBORNE, F.J.
COLES, H.
RUSK, Norman
FINKLE, George H.

A.J. Walker, of Vegreville, is in the city today. 

Philip Bousks, OF Wetaskiwin, is visiting in the 
city.

Dr. Joe Boyle, of Ottawa is staying at the St. 
James.

Mrs. Guertin and niece, of Morinville, are guests 
at the King Edward today. 

Mr. And Mrs. F.J. Osborne, late of Laicester, 
England arrived here on yesterday afternoon's 
train. Mr. And Mrs. Osborn intend making their 
home here and express themselves very pleased 
with the city. They are visiting at present with 
Mrs. Osborne's sister, Mrs. H. Coles.

At the Mounted Police Barracks yesterday George 
H. Finkle, for the theft of $100 from partner, 
was sentenced to three months in fort 
Saskatchewan barracks. Finkle was arrested 
several days ago and pleaded guilty to the charge 
of embezzling the money, which had been given him 
in trust by his partner. 

A man names Norman Rusk was given two months at 
the Fort for obtaining a set of harness from the 
Great West Saddlery Company under false 
pretences. Rusk had previously purchases a team 
of horses on a lien note, but told the people 
form who he bought the harness that he ha paid 
$600 cash for the horses. A previous case against 
him on a charge of issuing a worthless lien note 
was dropped.