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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
1
Town topics note reopening on Monday April 1 and social visits in Carberry. D B Goodfri of Carberry spent in town with friends. C E Stewart left Friday for Winnipeg to visit friends. A60 up. Rumbiey gas tractor showcased for local farmer Fred Berry.
Local residents mark Easter with visits and travel to Portage la Prairie Winnipeg and Maryfield. Notables include Mr and Mrs W H Glover, Mrs H Trethewey, Mrs Jas Osborne, and George Hay of La Chute with horses. A Football Clubs meeting at Municipal Hall in April reorganizes the club for the coming season. Homes and animals feature in district activity as Mennick Bros prepare maple sugar products and W S Glover sells hundreds of horses indicating local prosperity.
Oh Susannah Ayris of the Merchant's Bank spends Easter with friends in Portage la Prairie. Mr Win Moore of Roblin renews acquaintances in Mack Gregor for the weekend. Mr and Mrs E Button move into the former residence of F J Thompson. Miss Eur Pringle of Rosewood visits MacGregor for Easter with Mrs Dr Haworth as guest.
In the Masonic Hall Mr and Mrs A Shaver rode to Winnipeg Friday to visit daughter Mrs O Malley for a few days. Messrs Harold Rogers and Jack Munroe of Winnipeg spent Easter holidays in town as guests of Mrs Geo Rogers. Wm Cairns sold not the Stanley regor the S E rterof 2 12 12 to Mr das A es of Austin. On Saturd
On April 19 the Quadrille Club dance at Masonite Hall attracted a large crowd with many visitors from nearby towns. Teachers departed Thursday for holidays, including Miss Connell Neepawa Miss McConedy Bran don Miss McCurlogh Stoney Mountain and Mr Strathers Clearwater.
The district benefits from favorable weather which has left the land in splendid shape and much of it already sown. A three inch snow on Saturday caused a brief delay but by Monday many workers were engaged in fieldwork to advance planting efforts.
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