The Glasgow Courier (MT), 15 Nov 1918
Death of Mrs. Huxsol
Mrs. Elizabeth Huxsol, wife of druggist, Alfred Huxsol of Culbertson, passed away at her home in Culbertson last Sunday, a victim of Spanish influenza. She had successfully nursed her little son, Russell, through a siege of the dread disease, when she was stricken herself and succumbed after a few days illness.
Mrs. Huxsol was one of the most popular and beloved women of the city of Culbertson and her death cast a gloom over the entire city. She leaves two small children and her husband.
Death of Mrs. Huxsol
Mrs. Elizabeth Huxsol, wife of druggist, Alfred Huxsol of Culbertson, passed away at her home in Culbertson last Sunday, a victim of Spanish influenza. She had successfully nursed her little son, Russell, through a siege of the dread disease, when she was stricken herself and succumbed after a few days illness.
Mrs. Huxsol was one of the most popular and beloved women of the city of Culbertson and her death cast a gloom over the entire city. She leaves two small children and her husband.
The Glasgow Courier (MT), 15 Nov 1918
Death of Mrs. Huxsol
Mrs. Elizabeth Huxsol, wife of druggist, Alfred Huxsol of Culbertson, passed away at her home in Culbertson last Sunday, a victim of Spanish influenza. She had successfully nursed her little son, Russell, through a siege of the dread disease, when she was stricken herself and succumbed after a few days illness.
Mrs. Huxsol was one of the most popular and beloved women of the city of Culbertson and her death cast a gloom over the entire city. She leaves two small children and her husband.
Death of Mrs. Huxsol
Mrs. Elizabeth Huxsol, wife of druggist, Alfred Huxsol of Culbertson, passed away at her home in Culbertson last Sunday, a victim of Spanish influenza. She had successfully nursed her little son, Russell, through a siege of the dread disease, when she was stricken herself and succumbed after a few days illness.
Mrs. Huxsol was one of the most popular and beloved women of the city of Culbertson and her death cast a gloom over the entire city. She leaves two small children and her husband.
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