Harrogate Herald - 2nd May 1917

Letters

Private F Wilson writes : 

Many thanks for parcels sent by Mrs Best, including tobacco, pipe, cigs, tea, and sugar. I am very grateful to Mrs Martin, 30 King's Road, [Apartments run by Miss Sarah Robinson, and called Cardigan House] Harrogate, for socks, Oxo, cocoa, camp pie, etc. I received the Herald same time, and was glad to read the local news. I am quite well and hope to keep so,

Harrogate Herald - 9th May 1917

Letters

Private F Wilson writes : 

I have received Herald and am glad to read the local news, but sorry to hear of so many local lads having fallen. I am very grateful to Miss Muriel Lister, Pannal, for the tea and cocoa tablets and for parcels previously sent by Miss Martin, 30 King's Road, Harrogate, and the kind lady, Mrs Best, pipe, cigs, and tobacco, etc. I enjoy a cup of tea after a hard day. I am also grateful, Mr Breare, for your kindness in forwarding these parcels. I have now plenty of tea. Wishing your paper every success, also the old town. Wish I was in it again. Please thank Mrs Malim, [Probably wife of J W Malim, physician and surgeon, Ernside, 10 Duchy Road] Duchy Road, for parcel.

Harrogate Herald - 30th May 1917

The following are men who have sent us the Army post-card briefly stating that they are well and have received papers and parcels, or whose letters contain views that have repeatedly been expressed by other correspondents, but show their friends that they are all right :

Private F Wilson