Local News Notes Shrapnel Wound Soldier and Flu Reports
The youngest child of drayman Mr. Veter Flatt died after two months of illness. Several town residents including Mr. W. Pheelman and Mr. W. S. Ferguson visited. Rev Charlton visited Mrs Charlton in Fillmore. Flu conditions improve in Toronto reports. T. T. Grimmett and family move to Edmonton. Curling meeting postponed indefinitely. Victory Loan ads cause space changes. Mrs. Elvin Lambs husband in hospital with a shrapnel wound. New flu cases arise. some patients recover. The Bob Wilson Co. return to Toronto after Lemberg concert amid flu outbreak. Western Canada wins 104 prizes at Kansas City Soil Products Exposition including wheat, oats, barley, and flax categories. Rosthern’s Seager Wheeler wins top prize and $500 cup from CPR Development Dept. High River’s H. B. Sheeley also noted.