Thursday, June 9, 1910

I don't feel very well this morning. Have a pain in my right side and a headache. I got a letter from Mama and Papa. This afternoon Aunt Sady's lady osteopath came to give her a treatment and she gave me a treatment too. Then I stayed in bed. Aunt Sady called Dr Messenbaugh up this evening and he thought it was appendicitis but didn't know whether it would need an operation or not. I like Dr. Messenbaugh awfully well. Fever was 104.
Weather -- fair and warm.

Wednesday, June 8, 1910

Mrs. Downy was over this evening.
Weather -- fair and warm

Tuesday, June 7, 1910

Mrs. Downy was here this afternoon. I sent a postal to Beulah and to Baby.
Weather -- fair & warm

Monday, June 6, 1910

Uncle John & Clyde came home this afternoon. Mrs. Cornelius, Robert & I went to town this afternoon and I bought 5 postals. I sent Zella a letter and Aunt Mettie a postal. Mrs. Cornelius & Robert were here this evening while Uncle John and Mr. Cornelius were gone to town.
Weather -- rain and cool.

Sunday, June 5, 1910

I went to S.S. by myself this morning on the street car but walked home. I got acquainted with Lois Pruitt. I went to the cemetery with Uncle John this afternoon to a decoration business of the woodmen. They had a band of three little girls around 8 or 9 years old. When we got back Mr & Mrs Davidson and son Gordon were here. They did not stay long. Mr & Mrs & Robert Cornelius were over in the evening and we had ice cream and cake. Uncle John went down in southern Oklahoma to-night.
Weather -- fair & warm and storm at night.

Saturday, June 4, 1910

This evening Mrs. Cornelius, Robert & I went to Rhone's and I met Mrs. Rhone, Mrs. Rhone's brother and his wife and Lurlene Rhone. She is about 16. We walked there and rode back on the street car. I sent Marshall, Mama & Ethel each a postal.
Weather --fair and warm

Friday, June 3, 1910

I sewed this afternoon for Aunt Sady. Clyde went to Texas. I got a letter from Bernice.
Weather -- fair and warm

Thursday, June 2, 1910

This afternoon I walked three blocks west took the car at 9th and rode to 30th then walked a block  and a half west and was at Uncle Stewart's. I stayed there for supper and then Uncle Stewart brought me home. I love him. I got a letter from Zella.
Weather -- fair and hot

Wednesday, June 1, 1910

Mrs. Cornelius, Robert & I went to town this afternoon. Aunt Sady went to town this forenoon & I got dinner. I got 10 postals to send. They were views of Okla. City. I got a postal from Mama.
Weather -- fair and hot.

Tuesday, May 31, 1910

I sent a letter to Bernice to-day. I work like a trooper every morning. I went with Mrs. Cornelius & Robert down to Mrs. Almon's this evening. She lives in a flat.
Weather -- fair and warm