Lest We Forget April 29 and 30, 1913

These days must have been tough on Clem and the other Grand Truck guys. I can just imagine what it must have been like for him; 2,000 miles from home, no work, no income... At least it was getting warmer! He's given us enough weather reports, that's for sure.

Let's see what's going on in the last 2 days of April:

Lest We Forget

Tuesday, April 29, 1913

Weather fine and warm this evening was a little colder with a little wind.
I went over to the Edmont Hotel to see if I could get this man but he was not there
K & J did not work this afternoon
Donald came to town this morning
He stayed with me

Wednesday, April 30, 1913

Weather was very cold no sun all day a little rain fall and snow
Had word from A. E. and there was nothing doing I had a letter from Gertrude Purcell

[caption id="attachment_974" align="alignleft" width="231"] Quiet days in Edmonton![/caption]