the life and times of an Central New York family, starting in 1914.
Showing posts with label Wingen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wingen. Show all posts
Friday July 10, 1914
Another very hot muggy day. Mr. Wingen's called this morning and paid Mora and Maud for picking berries. Mina 10c. Charlie Vinney's wife stopped to get her baby a drink. The children have watched the P.O. close but no word from Sidney came, a card from M. Silverman and a letter from Rev. Chas. Bowman seven p.m came for Sidney. I found a little rabbit dead p.m. Had a light shower this eve cooled the air a trifle. Mailed a letter to Sidney.
Tuesday June 30, 1914
Rain a.m. fair p.m. Sidney worked around home. Mora and Maud picked berries at H. Wingen's p.m. They gave them a qt of berries to bring home. Lizzie called at noon. Memphis went to mill, Cassie to P.O. Melvin Weatherup came to say they wanted Mora Thur.
Monday June 29, 1914
Rainy all day and still raining tonight. Sidney, Mora and Maud went up to Wingen's and the Nihl place, p.m. Sidney went down and called on Rev. Mitchel, Memphis went to P.O. twice. Sidney rec'd a letter that his order is on the way. The minister gave him some beans also some succotash to plant. The little duck did not come up tonight. The susie rabbit has four little ones, came this a.m. Agnes down this p.m. Sidney wheel'd a 1/4 cord of wood home.
Monday June 22, 1914
Lovely, sprinkled, very warm tonight. Mr. Wingen called this a.m. Sidney home all day, worked in our garden, cut some wood and sent an order for scrolls. One of the littlest bunnies is dead and chickens hatching. Memphis went to Weatherups, Maud and Memphis to mill and all 4 oldest have been to P.O.
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