Friday July 24, 1914

A lovely day and an unusually nice evening a heavy fog morning and until nine a.m. almost like a cloud. I have been breaking Mora's shoes for her today. Mr. Weatherup told Memphis and Cassie to eat all the berries they wanted p.m. so the did and brought home a qt. red and black caps mixed. Elis and Murl Piguet came in to see the rabbits, also Gene Porter and Lawrence Harrington, no letter from Sidney today, he came on the nine o'clock train evening.

Sunday June 28, 1914

Pleasant a.m. rained p.m. thunder shower tonight, one after another. Sidney and Mora, Maud and Memphis went to Sunday School. Rev. Mitchel commenced an afternoon service at Whig Hill. Lawrence Harrington called p.m.

Friday May 29, 1914

Warm all day close and stuffy tonight. Rec'd a letter from Sidney, mailed one to him at Pulaski also rec'd one from Adell, Hamilton. Memphis went to the mill also to store. Cassie went to P.O. twice, Maud went after the milk. Mora helped me and I sewed some, have not felt a bit good today. A dance at Guy Pierces tonight, Lawrence Harrington stopped, wanted to get a rabbit having lost one of his.

Tuesday May 5, 1914

Another thunder shower in the night, I could not sleep. Rain'd all day, hard all p.m. and is still raining tonight. Eve was very glad to see me this morning, I looked in her basket and found nine little bunnies, plump and cute. She is awfully proud of them. Mora caught a very nice sucker by the bridge at eleven o'clock. I dressed it and fryed it for our dinner. Lawrence Harrington was there but did not get a nibble, took Mora's fish off her hook for her. I received a letter from Adell, school meeting tonight.

Monday April 20, 1914

A rainy day. Mora and Maud started in school again, got a letter from the firm for Sidney. Lillian is all red today, she slept very poorly last night and has been very worrisome today. Sidney walked up to the Square and back then to the store and got some groceries. Lawrence Harrington stopped in tonight wanted to get some rabbits. Avis came home with Mora to see if she could go down with her and get some buttermilk.