Monday January 25, 1915

Miss Jennie Diamond back at school. Rained and then snowed last night, kept on snowing a.m. Fair p.m. Mora and Maud took their dinner, Sidney mailed his report and several cards to his customers. Rec'd a letter from the company.

Saturday October 17, 1914

Rained all night but is clear today. Clint came before 6 a.m. wanted Sidney to thrash. Sidney got home at 4:15 p.m., came with Jennie Rice and Ottsman. Cassie's birthday 6 years old.

Sunday October 4, 1914

Nice again today. We came over home this a.m. and it seems good to be back again. I picked some nice tomatoes and some green ones also two squashes,  a mess of beets and carrots and sent back when Sidney took back the rig. Jennie Rice came.

Sunday April 26, 1914

Sidney stayed last night with a man by the name of Redhead and started for home early before breakfast, so to eat with us at home, got home at 7 a.m. Jennie Rice called in at 7:30 on her way home to Little France, Sidney , Mora and Maud went to Sunday School had a new minister, they think him a very nice man. Are all getting tired of their Sunday School S. Mr. Owens. Quite a fair day. Mora and Sidney went and picked a small mess of cowslips they are small yet I put Mora's speckel'd hen [unable to read].

Sunday April 5, 1914

A cold west wind all day. Snowed in the night and kept at it until about 9 a.m. between 3 and 4 inches of snow fell here. Sidney and Mora went to church, no Sunday school on account of electing officers etc. Jennie Rice gone toward Little France under full head of stream. Floyd Lynch came down peddling his papers. Sidney went up to John House's and brought home 1/2 bu. potatoes, bought two bu. more and John is going to bring them down at $1.00 bu. I baked bread and cakes and well we all have to eat on the sabbath day same as any other.