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

Monday, May 30, 1910

Decoration Day. Uncle John and I went to the ballgame at Delmar Garden this afternoon on the street car. We went to the court house first. It certainly is a fine building. The ballgame was between Okla. City and Dalles [sic] Texas. The score was 20 to 10 in favor of "us". We went through Delmar Garden after the ballgame I saw Mr. Zwick at the ballgame. He is a friend of Uncle John. We went i the drugstore and had a pineapple sherbet while waiting for a car to go home. I got a letter from Bernice to-day.
Weather -- fair and hot.

Sunday, May 29, 1910

Clyde and I went to S.S. and church this morning at the Christian church. In S.S. I was in a class of girls and we had a man teacher. They had a large choir and the mixed quartet sang. In church the preacher J.H.O. Smith preached. He is the pastor of the church. We rode on the street car home. Uncle Stewart came over this afternoon and I went out home with him on the street car. Aunt Lulu is still sick but is up. Her niece Mame Gibbs boards with her and her beau, Mr. Weaver was there. Uncle Stewart brought me home and when I got here Mr and Mrs and Audrey Rearden were here.
Weather -- fair & hot.

Saturday, May 28, 1910

Uncle John and I went to the vaudeville this evening on a street car.
Weather -- fair & warm

Friday, May 27, 1910

I got a letter from Bernice this morning. Mrs. Cornelius and Robert came over this afternoon.
Weather -- fair & warm

Thursday, May 26, 1910

Since I have been here I have gone to the meat market & the grocery store by myself. I wrote a letter to the folks to-day. I was invited to Mrs. Teasdale's this afternoon and I went by myself. The following were there: Mrs. and Ruth Randel, Mrs Elmo & Mildred Guiles, another lady and myself. We played and she served ice cream and cookies. She lives on the second story of a flat. Doctor McHaffy was here this morning.
Weather -- fair & warm.

Wednesday, May 25, 1910

We got a postal from Mama to-day and she didn't get Uncle John's card he sent Monday to let her know I got here. Mrs. Ross came to visit this morning and Mrs. Hastings, Mrs. Atchison, Mrs. Bragg, Mrs. Reardon and her daughter Audrey came this afternoon. Robert C. was over this afternoon too. After supper, Uncle John and I went out to Uncle Stewart's on a street car. Aunt Lula was sick in bed for a couple of days. My, but Uncle Stewart was surprised to see me. We went to the nickelodium from there where they had moving pictures and an illustrated song. We also sent Mama a telegram to tell her that I got here. We saw the comet.
Weather -- fair & warm

Tuesday, May 24, 1910

Mrs Teasdale and Mrs. Gish came to visit this afternoon. Aunt Sady & I went to Downy's this evening. She has been sick. She has a girl about six named Gladys and a boy about four named Scott and also an old lady nurse Mrs. Higgins.
Weather -- fair & warm

Monday, May 23, 1910

I did dishes this morning and noon. Mrs. Wills, Mrs. Parlinetta, Mrs. Cornelius and Mrs. Smith came here this afternoon, but not together. I like Mrs. Cornelius. I went to town with Mrs. Cornelius this evening. Her little boy went too. He is about four years old and his name is Robert. Clyde and I went out walking this evening to see Halley's comet which comes every seventy-five years. We also saw the eclipse of the moon which was very pretty.
Weather -- fair & warm.

Sunday, May 22, 1910

Am still on the train. I slept some this morning. Got into Oklahoma about 12 oclock. Uncle John and Aunt Sadie were there in a buggy to meet me. Aunt Sadie has been sick for about 6 weeks. Mrs. Cornelius and her son Robert came over this afternoon and so did Mr. Cornelius. Aunt Sadie's brother Clyde lives with her. Mrs Johnson and her sister Mrs. Kerr came over this afternoon. I slept from 5 till 10. oclock and then went to bed and slept.
Weather -- rain last night and partly cloudy to-day.