1896 (Friday) – In the afternoon, I went up town, called at Aunt Sarah Abbott’s (Sarah Elizabeth Sperry). Dr. Bird and his wife were there. I made a date to have some teeth extracted next Thursday. In the evening, Min (Minnie Lamont Abbott) and Maud Abbott (Ruth Maud Abbott) and myself went to a meeting in […]
Read More Journal: Jeanette Sperry1896 (Thursday) – After school, Esther (Emily Esther Sperry), Ann and Ada (Ada Haydee) Salisbury and I walked out home.
Read More Journal: Jeanette Sperry1896 (Wednesday) – Attended school. In the evening, I went to north ward choir practice.
Read More Journal: Jeanette Sperry1896 (Tuesday) – Melvin (Henry Melvin Sperry) brought me up town, I was late for school. After school, I went over to Grandma Sperry’s (Emily Louisa Miller) and stayed there all night.
Read More Journal: Jeanette Sperry1896 (Monday) – I received a letter from Will Tolley. Melvin (Henry Melvin Sperry) came up for me so I rode home.
Read More Journal: Jeanette Sperry1896 (Sunday) – I wrote letters to Leah and May Reid. In the evening, Della (Emma Della Sperry) and I brought Esther (Emily Esther Sperry) to town, to mail my letters, in the evening, Esther and I went to the class in the Academy Hall. I slept with Esther up to Burton’s.
Read More Journal: Jeanette Sperry1896 (Saturday) – The Thrasher’s left today. I remained home all day.
Read More Journal: Jeanette Sperry1896 (Friday) – We cooked for the Thrasher’s all day. In the evening, Esther (Emily Esther Sperry) and I went down to Nortonville to get some butter. We drove on out to Mona to see Ella Larsen. We found there were five or six people from Nephi there: Uncle Charles Abbott (Charles Enoch Abbott), Mrs. Fred […]
Read More Journal: Jeanette Sperry1896 (Thursday) – In the afternoon, I went up to Salisbury’s and at evening, the Thrasher’s came.
Read More Journal: Jeanette Sperry1896 (Wednesday) – I went up to town to school. After school, Esther (Emily Esther Sperry) and I walked out home, when about half way there we met some cattle. We got frightened so crept under a wire fence continuing our journey after they had passed.
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Loony Lunts and Company 