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WEDNESDAY
April 12
  th Well, here I am starting another book
of my life [,] I hope it will be as interesting as
the first one is. I will now proceed to tell the
events of the day. First thing on the program,
Bessie and I went down on the . I read in a
      
book, Bessie wrote a letter, we also went to the
  
store for the mail (not male.) This evening Sollie
  
cut Bessie’s and my hair, Don’t we look like seven
   
hundred dollars though? Ha! Ha! Lottie and I walked
 
up to the store this evening, quite a time, we had.
THURSDAY
April 13th Bessie, Lester and I walked over to Georgetown
to go to South Bend with the Indians in their
  
launch but they didn’t go, so we walked to
   
Tokeland and went on the . Walked
 
six miles in one hour. Going some. 1 Oh, that
   
Kit Mooney is a rustler 2 alright. Mooney came
   
up to Ev’s for supper, then we four walked
   
down Broadway.
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FRIDAY
April 14th We came back to North Cove this A.M.
   
Worked in the . Lottie and I went up to
   
the store. Had quite a time talking politics.
SATURDAY
April 15th Worked awful had to-day, didn’t hurt
   
myself any though.
SUNDAY
April 16th To-day is Easter Sunday and the wonderful
   
 was played at Tokeland. North Cove
    
got beat. The score was 11 to 7. Bessie and I didn’t
   
go, we walked up to Smiths and to Georgetown.
  
Worked in the cannery this A.M.
MONDAY
April 17th Worked to-day. Helen and I went up to
  
Anderson’s and coming home we went over to the
  
 and looked in at the window and
   
watched them make doughnuts. We threw a piece
  
of wood in a hole in the window and scared
   
them half to death. They caught us and washed
  
our faces with flour.
TUESDAY
April 18th Worked to-day. Went to town with
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Bessie, then Lottie wanted me to go with her after
  
I got back. Was out to the bon-fire for about a
  
half a second.
WEDNESDAY
April 19th Worked again to-day. Helen, Bessie and I
  
went to the , stopped at the swing a while.
Sollis, Tubby, Bessie, Mooney and I had quite a
  
bit of excitement in the kitchen this evening.
THURSDAY
April 20th Didn’t work to-day. I was down on the
  
beach all alone. Was over talking to Lottie across
  
the fence, Bessie and I  3 out by a log, we also
  
went to town, got lost in woods coming
  
back. Ha! Ha! That Casey is just crazy over
   
me. That’s the first I knew about it.
FRIDAY
April 21th Didn’t work again to-day. Got a card
 
from Ott telling us to come home as the Kits
   
have the measles. So here we are again in South
  
Bend. Wonderful city, that
SATURDAY
April 22th Clerked at Stoppleman’s  all day.
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Do not like to clerk very well. Got home at
  
11 o’clock. Phil brought me to the gate.
SUNDAY
April 23th Did not go any place to-day.
   
	Stayed at home and . All of Mr.
   
Vermillion’s came over and Lewis for
  
a while. I guess he went off sore, but
  
who cares, I don’t. Bessie and I went
  
up on a hill over by Monohan’s. We
  
got scared and came down pretty fast.
   
Both fell down.
MONDAY
April 24th Went down town. Helped
  
wash, dyed my  black.
  
Bessie and I went for a walk,   
scared us coming back.
TUESDAY
April 25th Helped iron and made me a black
  
 in 2 ½ hrs. Going some. 1
WEDNESDAY
April 26th Stayed at home all day. Lewis,
  
Marguerite and Rebecca were over this eve.
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Marguerite and Rebecca, Laurence and I were over to
  
Monohan’s this eve.
THURSDAY
April 27th Bessie and I and Laurence climbed a
   
hill this eve. Phil, Marguerite and Rebecca
   
were over.
FRIDAY
April 28th Phil, Laurence, Marguerite, Rebecca
 
and I climbed a hill this eve.
SATURDAY
April 29th Bessie and I went to town three
   
times to-day. Went over to the cannery.
SUNDAY
April 30th Marguerite, Rebecca and I walked
  
up to the old hill to see the big steamer
  
. Then Lewis and Bessie and us
  
three girls went aboard, the first ocean steamer
  
I was ever on. All of Jack’s and Uncle Andrew
   
and Aunt 4 were over this afternoon.
1. going some: an expression used in the early 1900s: the acknowledgement 
of a high level of achievement.   ↩
2. rustler: noun. an energetic or vigorous person ↩
3. Correct Spelling: sitting ↩
4. Correct spelling: Tilda, this is how Kezia spells her Aunt's
 name throughout the subsequent entries.   ↩
 
      
 
      
     
	 
      



 
	 
		
