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            Paying an extended visit to her old home, Mrs. G.J. Spreull, accompanied by her three little daughters, Helen, Margaret and Elizabeth, left on Saturday for Scotland.  The family expects to spend the entire summer in the Old Land, with relatives whose home is situated about fifty miles from the city of Glasgow.  The Courier wishes Mrs. Spreull and her girls bon voyage, and extends its condolences to Mr. Spreull, who is doomed to bachelorhood for the next four months.

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Title: Mrs. Spreull Visits Old Country
Internal ID: 0051.0074
Medium: Newspaper
Date: June 3rd 1926
Collection: 0051
City: Cranbrook, BC
People: Spreull
Publisher: Cranbrook Courier
Pages: 10
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Newspaper article about the extended visit Mrs. G.J. Spreull is taking with her three daughters to their old home in Scotland. Condolences to Mr. Spreull who is doomed to bachelorhood for four months.
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