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Mary Edith Throop Diary, 1913-1914
Mary Edith Throop Diary, 1913-1914-38.pdf
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for seed corn.
May 23.- Sat.- Went to B- this morn & gave Bera Walsh a lesson also Pearl Woodo. Had dinner at Mrs Woodo. Rec'd a card from Mrs. B- to-night.
May 24.- Sun.- Colder. S.S & service this p.m.
May 25.- mon.- Sewing. Annie was here this p.m.
May 26.- tues.- Moved the stove to-night
May 27.- Wed.- Washed. Started to clean the kitchen.
May 28.- thur.- Cleaned all the wood work in the kitchen.
May 29.- fri.- Scrubbed the floor & settled the kitchen. Mrs Dalton Annie & I are ready to go to Odersberg to-morrow on the mocassin.
May 30.-sat.- Blanch woke us 2.45 am this morn as Theodore was worse & died 8 a.m. mama was busy till noon. & we are busy. Had to postpone our trip to Odensburg.
May 31.-Sun.- S.S & Service this Eve. Heavy electric storm in church hour. Henry & Gordan stayed at Shipman's to-night.
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