Local Happenings and Personnel Movements
Miss Nellie Phillips returns from Spokane. Brown and Morley offer special trips. Master Robert Parker comes home from hospital. Bates of Skinsgate visits, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Decks. H. Howard Sutherland of Moose Jaw joins A. Raworth jeweller. Miss Myrtle Martin and Miss Helen Decew visit Lum Lerton. Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Mergie embark on a three week motor tour to the coast via Spokane and Vancouver Island. Meets will resume practice on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Parker
Myrtle Martin
Helen Decew
Lum. Lerton
Mrs. Robson
W. A. Mergie
Spokane
Ion
Vancouvy Island
Kimberley
Brown & Markey's
Cascade-Rossi
Carlyle
Knox Presbyterian Church
A. C. Bowness
Dorothy Mackay
Dorothy Mackey
Mamie Mackey
Della Greaves
Lon Clark
Della Drummond
Misa Frances Drummond
Mia
Guy Mahaffey
Sims
Loretta Armstrong
Hatton
Jos. Schell
Roads East Still Impassable Advise Hold Tourists Here
Wire from Fernie British Columbia reports Bridges and roads washed out with advice to hold tourists until the 80th and route via Windermere road. Some Calgary routes submerged under ten feet of winter debris, passable in three to four weeks. A letter from J F Spalding notes the Natal bridge approach from the west has failed and a temporary approach may take at least ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windermere
Calgary
Stanley Jones
J. F. Spalding
Fernie
Natal
Mrs W D Gilroy and family leave for Lost Schools
Mrs. W D Gilroy and daughter plan a ten week absence to Lost Hills or East Kootenay while several teachers in the sect have received offers elsewhere. The note also records police transfers, engagements, a theft conviction, and local business openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Gilroy
Little Daught
Helen
Annales
California
East Kootenay
City Notes and Local Movements in Lethbridge
Mrs A Smith of Lethbridge visits Haveldene the Jecks home. Carter Underwood typewriter saloon service man on regular business rounds. Misses Lucy and Alice Allen visit from Nanaimo for holiday with Mrs D A Kay. Knights of Pythias meet Tuesday in hall to elect officers. Dr Perrin Dean visits city arranging for a local faculty secretary. Resident asks calf owner to restrain it from causing damage to clotheslines. W S Santo ships about 10000 dollars in liquor and beer to Kimberley. Phil Gougeon named vender for Kimberley store. Pattinson family thanks all who offered sympathy during bereavement. City Transfer Co praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hume
Nelson
Eva Moir
Business
J. A. Stobo
Misses Lucy
Alice Allen
City
Nanaimo
D. A. Kay
W. 5. Santo
Kimberley
Phil Gougeon
Obituary for Mrs. Elzabeth Pattinson at French Avenue Home
Mrs. Elzabeth Pattinson dies after years of ill health at 6 45 PM on French Avenue. She leaves husband Thomas W. Pattinson, three sons John Thomas and Joseph, daughter Mrs. Clifford Sissons, ten grandchildren, seven brothers and one sister. Funeral held Wednesday with interment in Anglican cemetery. Pallbearers named. Flowers reflect community respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Avenue
Elzabeth Pattinson
Thomas W. Pattinson
Messrs
John
Thomas
Joseph
Clifford, Sissons
B.C
Alberta
England
Uticn
US. A
C. A. Cook
Christ Church
F. V. Harrison
Anglican Cemetery
Walter Maughan Appointed Steamship Passenger Manager
Walter Maughan is named Steamship Passenger Manager for the Canadian Pacific Railway overseeing passenger business on both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Born in Toronto in 1876, he rose through CP ranks, served as demobilization chair in the war, and will oversee a growing fleet including eighteen Atlantic passenger ships and ambitious world cruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Maughan
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mr. Maughan
Toronto
Canadian Pacific Forces
Montreal
Maughan
Canadian Railway War Board
Canada
Chima
France
Canadian Pacific
West Indies
Mediterranean
Atlantic Ocean
St. John
N.B
Quebec
Southampton
Liverpool
Belfast
Glasgow
Cherbourg
Antwerp
Hamburg
Death of Cranbrook shoe repairman Joe Falvo
Joe Falvo owner of a Cranbrook Street shoe repair shop died of heart failure at St Eugene Hospital. He was forty, survived by a Fernie brother and a mother in Italy. His body goes to Fernie for burial Sunday with family plans to attend. Floral tributes extend from friends and compatriots including Provenzano and Knocke families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PH Falvo
Joe Falvo
Cranbrook St
Maripodi
St. Eugene Hospital
Fernie
Italy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nellie Phillips
Brown and Morley
Thomas. Bates
Skinsgate
H. B. Decks
H. Howard Sutherland
Moose Jaw, Sask
New Glas
Mexico
Alaska
Prest-O-Lite Company OF Canada, Limited
Frost O
Ted Cooper
Cranbrook B.C
W. H. Wilson
Auto Club
Cranbrook
Thapedor W Dunwoodie
Police
Jas. Beech
Irene Victoria
Stanley G
W. D. Hill
Beech
James Choppy
Lumberton
Duncan
Norbury Avenue
McBride
Western Canada Wholesale Co
T. D. Pattullo
B. C
British Columbia
Golden
Kootenay Central
Crow's Noat Pass
F. G. Morris
Manual Training
St. Mary
G. A. Genest
Dorothy“ Mackey
Miss Mackey
J. H. McQuaid
Baker Street
Cranbrook Street
Hayward McCoy
Wire
Edgar Davis
McLaughlin-Buick
Hanson Garage
Mrs. A. Smith
Lethbridge
Ate Carter
Underwood Typewriter
Knights of Pyihias Lodge
Hoc Perrin
Miss
McGith University
G. B. Bower
Persrin
The
Herald
Honor Law
Stanley Baldwin
Exchequer
Law
Baldwin
United States
Elizabeth Pattinson
C. J. Little
Robertson
Mr. Clark
B. Haman
P. Burns & Co
R. D. Finley
Mabel
Nora
J. Bardgett
F. Russell
McCrindle
A. W
C. Po R
Field
Hector
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Wentworth
Queens
Italia
Moyle
Leask
Liquor Control Board
A. H. Playle
McLeod
Ethel Dow
Patricia
Playle
Percy Wetherall
Berdgett
T. South
Wm. Wilson
J. Aldridge
P. Barclay
L. Costello
J. J. Fennessey
Denohue
Atlantic
Pacific
Canadian Pacific Steamship
G.W.V.A
Vancouver
Singer
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