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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 27, 1907
Page
8
Mr and Mrs A Malcolm return home by train. Various town events include church services, Christmas trees, band practice, and a hockey league formation. Notable items: Ferguson leaves for Winnipeg, Hamiota Band first practice Friday, Grain Growers criticism, Northern Elevator buys wheat, Christmas greetings, new barber shop, deer hunt success, and subscript ion reminders.
A quiet wedding occurred Tuesday morning January 24 at the Central House Hamiota uniting Fred S. Willson photographer and Miss Margaret A. Massie of Hamiota. Rev. W E Egan officiated at 10 30. The couple left for Winnipeg and points east after a modest station ceremony. Friends wish them a safe return and long happy life.
Edward Andrew Alson married Ida Stewart on Monday December 2 in town by Reverend W G Battershill. The couple resides in town and the ceremony was attended by local residents.
James Armstrong loses a valuable horse after falling into a well. Mrs. Ross Bell visits Humbolt relatives. Mrs Fraser visits from British Columbia to her parents after eleven years. On Dec 21 the Presbyterian congregation honored Miss Stevenson with a silver tea service before her move to Sedly Saskatchewan. The address praises her Christian life and service as organist for nine years.
The message notes a farewell with a sincere wish for the recipient’s gain. Mr. Chas. Craig presented a token of heartfelt regard, and the company sang the hymn Bless be the Tie that Binds.
The Public School at Ellenville closes for Christmas holidays and many attend Watson and Christmas Tree entertainments. A trustees meeting occurred Monday evening December 2. A skating party at Mr G Knights home on December 21 brought an enjoyable night. A robin was seen on Ed McConnell’s bluff on December 16 and five ducks were spotted at Shoal Lake. Sabbath School Institute agents planned for January 10 at McConnell Methodist Church at 2:30 PM. Turkeys and geese in the hen coops faced a sudden loss of heads after recent excitement. Sabbath school officers for 1905 elected: Superintendent John Killoh Bible Class Ed McConnell Intermediate Miss Mary McKenzie Primary Mrs C Hoge.
The Ellenville annual Christmas tree program on December 18 drew large crowds from near and far. Rev W E Egan presided, Santa Claus attended, and many gifts were given. Proceeds totaled 19.50 dollars.
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