Sunday September 3rd 1916

 Beautiful all day. Charles and Daisy Green and 3 children, Fred and Hannah Bartlet and Guy came all 10 a.m in auto. Went at 3 p.m. Took Sidney to Gayville to get some flour and sugar. Mr. Roguiski came and with his phonograph. Had nice time.

Saturday May 29, 1915

Quite cold last night but beautifully bright today. Maud, Memphis and Cassie went to the picnic all had a good time. The teacher gave Mora, Memphis and Cassie a book each and Maud a box of small envelopes and paper. Sidney reached home about 10 p.m came all the way from C. Greens, had two  suits of underwear given him.

Thursday January 28, 1915

Fair a.m. a little snow p.m. and eve growing some colder toward night. Mora and Maud went to school. Mora went to Gehr's after coming home from school and Maud went to Smith and Boots. Mailed a letter to Mina. Rec'd one from Sidney with .50c inside. Also a letter for him from I.C. Green.

Monday March 30, 1914

Rained hard a.m., light mist p.m. Sidney went over by the [unable to read] p.m. A very gloomy day. Nellie Morey is quite sick with measles. Hazel Lynch came down about 4:30. Sidney rec'd a letter from Mr. Green.

Tuesday Feb. 24, 1914

John phoned up to Guy to come and tell us Sidney was to work. A cold day 40 below zero at George Courbat's office at a.m. Sidney went up to the P.O. p.m and John Gehr wanted him to go to the bee and work for him. Charles Hoyet had a bee to draw his wood as his slieghs burned when Emery Pierce set his barn of fire early last fall. All his farm tools and five cows burned. Geo. Courbat's team went and Chars. Courbat's, Clint Mallory's and Ernie Leonards besides about eight men loading wood only took about 2 hours to load and draw out 20 cord of wood. Mora and Maud went to school this p.m, they were very cold when they came home. After supper Mora went to the P.O. to mail Sidney's letter to Mr. Green and get a qt. of vinegar, they are all out so she could not get it.

Friday Feb. 13, 1914

(38 below zero). This morning was a screeching cold one altho it was a trifle warmer at noon the wind has changed tonight to south east altho still cold the indications are for a thaw. Sidney carried Mr. Weatherup's saw home this p.m and took the washing compound for Mora 4 pkg's 60c. Mora delivered Mrs. Dainis's complexion cream 30c and 1 lemon jelly desert 10c. Sidney went and got some more corn this p.m, sold 1 doz eggs at 31c per dozen. Sidney wrote and mailed a letter to Mr. Green and Mora sent a card to her grandpa and a box of black tea to Mrs. Little. Sidney rec'd quite a lot of letters today, hear Floyd White is sick.