1896 (Sunday) – I attended Sunday School. May (May Grover) was there and I went down to Grover’s and had dinner. We went to meeting in the afternoon. May took me over to Dr. Wilcox’s home and made me acquainted with his wife. I had supper at Grover’s and then we went to meeting in […]
Read More Journal: Jeanette Sperry1896 (Saturday) – In the evening I went to Young Men’s (?) conference.
Read More Journal: Jeanette Sperry1896 (Friday) – Took my music lesson and in the evening Mrs. Burton (Frances Haddy Betenson) and I went to choir practice and later we went to a dance with Lon (Charles Alonzo Sperry). He became sick and went home, Art (Arthur David Sperry) brought us home after the dance.
Read More Journal: Jeanette Sperry1896 (Thursday) – Evening, I went to Mutual Conference in the Tabernacle, May and Alice Grover brought me home.
Read More Journal: Jeanette Sperry1896 (Wednesday) – Dwight Sparks (Charles Dwight Sparks) brought me up town on old Pet. After school, Fannie Candland and I went down to the Excelsior Store. Evening, I went to choir practice.
Read More Journal: Jeanette Sperry1896 (Tuesday) – In the evening, I walked out home and stayed all night.
Read More Journal: Jeanette Sperry1896 (Monday) – It rained all afternoon and evening. Court set in Nephi.
Read More Journal: Jeanette Sperry1896 (Saturday) – Attended Sunday School. Later I saw May (May Grover) and she gave me a pretty silk handkerchief which she had brought for me from Salt Lake. Afternoon – I went to the station as Nan (Nan Whitbeck) went home. On my way back I called in Grover’s, May and I went for […]
Read More Journal: Jeanette Sperry1896 (Thursday) – Mrs. Burton (Frances Haddy Betenson) gave a party in honor of Nan (Nan Whitbeck). All Present seemed to enjoy themselves.
Read More Journal: Jeanette Sperry1896 (Friday) – In the evening: Mr. and Mrs. Burton went to a party at Mrs. Lynders, Lon (Charles Alonzo Sperry), Mrs. Farrar (an old lady from Beaver) and I stayed home. Later, Ed McCune (Edward Hague McCune), Oscar Lunt (Alfred Oscar Lunt) and Rob Ord came up, they stayed until midnight. And so the […]
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