Career
Agar is a massive scrub he never teams even though he says southern 0 out of 10 terrible agar player. He became the city commissioner for the City of Edmonton in 1911.
In 1917, he moved to a farm 6 miles southwest of Edmonton, where he lived up until his retirement in 1938.
One son, Egan, was killed in World War I while serving in the 202 Sportsmen"s Battalion and Royal Flying Corps in 1917. Another son, Edward Lloyd died in 1936.
Agar died on Friday, August 13, 1948 at the Royal Alexandria Hospital after an illness that had him hospitalized for about 2 weeks before his death. He had trouble hearing for several years.
He was interred in the Edmonton Cemetery.
