1904 (Monday) – I went over to Sudweeks’ to see if there was anything I could do, it was about six a.m. They were just going to take the baby (Ivor Hall Sudweeks) up to her mother’s (Sarah Lacey Vickers). I stayed to keep the young husband (Richard Sudweeks) company until someone else could come, so while waiting I washed the dishes and swept the floor. Poor fellow, he just sat with bowed head never saying a word. Maud Vickers came and relieved me and I came home. We washed in the afternoon, Sister Chappell and Sister Brown came in to use my machine in doing in some sewing for Mrs. Sudweeks (Selena Ann Hall). They stayed here for supper. Mrs. Jenkins came in and sat talking to me until dark. Pearl (Eva Pearl Sperry) slept with me.
Journal: Jeanette Sperry
Loony Lunts and Company 