1904 (Saturday) – We had breakfast and dinner in the canyon and then prepared return home. We reached town about half past four. I for one had enjoyed myself fine. I stayed alone with my children (Alfred Oscar, Jr., Lillian and Charles Gilbert Lunt).

1904 (Friday) – It was cloudy in the morning but the sun came out later and we enjoyed our day very much, my baby (Charles Gilbert Lunt) acted tickled to be there in fact all the children (Alfred Oscar, Jr., Lillian and Charles Lunt) seemed to enjoy themselves. We sent the boys (George Teasdale and […]

1904 (Thursday) – I was cooking and putting up fruit all morning. It was about three o’clock in the afternoon, when they called for us. Then we went up to Mother’s (Caroline Webb) to call for those who were going from there.  There were four spring seats in the wagon. By the time we were […]

1904 (Wednesday) – Lillian (Lillian May Sperry) helped me wash, I did part of my ironing, in the afternoon Jennie Teasdale and Olive Pratt came and invited us to go up the canyon for a few days.

1904 (Tuesday) – I bottled 24 quarts of fruit. I attended Teachers Meeting.

1904 (Monday) – 24th was celebrated today. We went over to Mother’s (Caroline Webb) and had dinner. In the afternoon, I took Alfred (Alfred Oscar Lunt, Jr.) and Lillian (Lillian Lunt) downtown for awhile. Evening, Mother stayed with the children (Alfred, Jr., Lillian and Charles Gilbert Lunt) while I went to the basketball game between […]

1904 (Sunday) – I went to Sunday School, taking Alfred (Alfred Oscar Lunt, Jr.) and Lillian (Lillian Lunt) with me. We had dinner over to Mother’s (Caroline Webb). Ada Wood came down to my place, not finding me home she came over to Mother’s. We stayed there all afternoon and had supper with them. Mother […]

1904 (Tuesday) – Oscar (Alfred Oscar Lunt) left on the morning train, he went as far as Fountain Green on the train and then from there on horseback to the sheep herd. Some boys brought his horse over to Fountain Green for him. I stayed to Aunt Sarah’s (Sarah Edmunds) all day, she was not […]