Social and Personal News Notes From Local Week
Mr and Mrs William Lyle welcome a birth on November 2. Paul Taylor returned from Seattle with his mother. Dave Powers of Prior & Co Victoria spent several days in town. Bazaar on December 1 offers fancy work sewing candy and treats. J A Blair toured Vancouver and New Westminster this week. Dave Wells stayed in Vancouver for a few days. J W McCallum returned from Vancouver Monday night. Harry Freeman visits Kamloops this week. Coogan offers masquerade suits for November 18 and urges early selection. Mr and Mrs Campbell plan a trip to the Old Country soon.
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Dave Powers
Prior & Co
Victoria
Entertained at Whist Night at Maple Leaf Hall
Mr and Mrs Heath hosted a whist party on Wednesday with guests including Mr and Mrs James McGowan Mr and Mrs H A Howe Mrs McMenemy Mrs Edson and Mrs Wilson plus Mrs Coogan Mesara Jack McLean A Scotswold and J Drake. Edson and Drake won first prize and Mrs Howe received the consolation prize. A Christmas sale or event invites readers to Maple Leaf Hall on December 1.
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Heath
Progressive Whiat
James McGowan
H. A. Howe
McMenemy
Edson
Mra. Wilson
Coogan
Mesara Jack McLean
Scotswold
J. Drake
Drake
Howe
Abbotsford Football Challenge Cup Invitation
The Abbotsford club seeks entrants for a donor’s silver cup competition open to all Valley teams. Contests at Abbotsford with two trials per season and points for wins and draws. Cup held for a season then to next winner. three consecutive holds grants ownership. Entries due within 300 days with team member lists.
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Abbotsford
Third Silver Medal Contest Held at Presbyterian Church
The third medal contest took place Monday evening at the Presbyterian church with a good crowd. Judges awarded prizes to Frank Parton for Junior, Grace Alder for Intermediate, and Mrs. Harry Smith for Senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Frank Parton
Grace Alder
Harry Smith
Notice to Creditors Abbotsford Shingle Company
Creditors of Abbotsford Shingle Company of Abbotsford British Columbia are advised a meeting will be held at the assignee's office on Monday November 11 1910 at 2 00 p m to receive statements of affairs and direct asset disposal Creditors must file verified claims by that date The assignee J W McCallum Abbotsford B C Oct 29 1910
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Abbotsford Shingle Company
Abbotsford
New Westminster
British Calomia
Iins
J.W. McCallum
B. Oey
Abbotsford Faces New Westminster Rovers in Football Showdown
Abbotsford football hosts New Westminster Rovers this Saturday at the grounds while the junior squad plays Mission City juniors in a lively contest. A prior match with Mt. Lehman ended 5 to 0 for the home side with goals by McGowan Harrop Kenny McQuinnie and Wells. line included Elliot Ruthig Hayes Hogg Boyd Featherstonehaugh. A Maple Leaf Bazaar is announced for December first.
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Abbotsford
New Westminster Rovers
Mission City
Mt. Lehman
J. McGowan
C. Harrop
Kenny
McQuinnie
D. Wells
F. Elliot
Ruthig
Hayes
Hogg
J. Boyd
D. Wella
Featherstonehaugh
McGowan
Brown
Maple Grove Items and Local Travel Notes
Mr. Ray Hartnell visited his friends here this week. E R Remington has gone to Lincoln to scale logs and will return when the mill is running again. Mrs. Pratt and Miss L E Hearn of Los Angeles attended the Apple Show in Vancouver last week, reporting a large crowd and beautiful apples. Miss Shanks of Victoria teaches at Clayburn replacing Miss Nellie Sharp who is not yet 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Ray Hartnell
Bis
E. R. Remington
Lincoln
Clayburn
Nellie Sharp
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. Alanson
Harrop Bros
Lythwood Ranch
William ‘Lyle
Paul Taylor
Seattle
J. A. Blair
Vancouver
Dave Wells
J. W. McCallum
Harry Freeman
Kamloops
Mrs. Campbell
Old Country
Maple Leaf Hall
Matsqui Hotel
Mission City, B.C
Sam Giles
Henderson & Taylor
C. E
Civil Engineers
R. A. Henderson
B. C. Land Surveyor Office
P.O. P.O
Mooney's
D. W. Turnbull
Huntingdon
A. H. Harrop
Wellington Ranch
Abbotsford B. C
King’s Studio
Vancouver, B. C
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