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| Thur. Jan. 2 | Albert and Elmer Thomas and Willie Way were my guest to supper. Elmer remained all night.
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| Sun. Jan. 5 | Rev. Keys preached from the words: Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together as the maner of some is; but exhorting one another. Lovly winter day of sun-shine.
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| Mon. Jan. 6 | I called to see Mrs. David Pratt, found her quite sick, at mid-night, Mr. Pratt came and called us up to phone for Dr. Sackrider to come, she was in great pain.
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| Wen. Jan. 8 | Our 57th missionary meeting was entertained at the parsonage by Mrs. C.M. Keys. Two comfortables ere tied off besides doing some other work.
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| Fri. Jan. 10 | I called on Mrs. Pratt again. She was some better. Mr. and Mrs. Chipperfield spent the evening with us.
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| Sun. Jan. 12 | We staid home all day. It stormed something awful all day wind and snow.
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| Tues. Jan. 14 | Husband and I went with horse and cutter to Owosso. I got .21 for butter. I bought my little grand-daughter a pretty new dress.
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| Fri. Jan. 17 | Son Willie and wife were our guest all day. Husband was 63 years old today. They gave him a pretty cup and saucer.
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| Sun. Jan. 19 | Mrs. More of Indiana gave us a grand sermon in the morning. Husband and I were called to the bedside of grandma Chipperfield after services who was very sick. Her grandson and wife were also called. Mr. More preached in the evening to a full house.
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| Tues. Jan. 21 | Husband, Willie and Sarah went to the revival meeting. While they were gone I was taken very sick, was sick all night.
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| Fri. Jan. 24 | Dr. Hume of Corunna came to see me and left me medicine. Mrs. Pratt called in the afternoon and Mrs. Keys called toward evening. My 59th birthday.
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| Sun. Jan. 26 | Snowed all day long. Husband attended church in the morning. Mr. More preached a very plain sermon.
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| Wen. Jan. 29 | Myron Tunnacliff was married to Mess Hunt.
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| Fri. Jan. 31 | Snowed all day and all night and all night the night before. A great amount of snow fell
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| Sun. Feb. 2 | Although bright sun-shine a terrible west wind prevailed all day, drifting the snow just awful, many were hindered from coming to church.
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| Wen. Feb. 5 | Snowed very hard all day. The 6th the wind blew very hard from the west and drifted the snow terribly all day. In the afternoon Rev. Keys, waded down here to get a crock of butter, through snow up to his knees. Mr. Nic. White was here, also son Willie and wife.
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| Sun. Feb. 9 | Bright sun-shine, very cold and any amount of snow.
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| Wen. Feb. 12 | Mrs. James Butcher entertained our 58th missionary meeting. Despite the rain in the fornoon quite a crown assembled to do missionary work. Miss Ethel Cram and William Beamish were married on this day, at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Levi Cram.
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| Sun. Feb. 16 | Was a nice comfortable winter day. Husband took son Fred to his boarding-place in Corrunna. He had been home suffering from the lagripp?
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| Mon. Feb. 17 | Husband I drove over to see grandma Chipperfield. Seemingly she was unconscious of everything that was going on around her. Rev. and Mrs. Keys, called while we were there, also, Mr. Lute Pratt.
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| Tues. Feb. 18 | Son Rolla, wife and two children of Midland Co. came. They were our guest all the week.
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| Sat. Feb. 22 | Rolla, Bertha, the two children and myself were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Young nearly all day. We came home in a terrible snow-blizzard.
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| Sun. Feb. 23 | Husband went to church, although it was a very cold day. Monday he took Rolla to Corunna where he took the train for Ohio, to look after his property he owned there. It was a very cold day. The next day Tuesday, it rained and snowed all day.
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| Wen. Feb. 26 | Miss Ruth Crandall, and James Clark, were married. Rev. Crandall of the Free Methodist Church and cousin of the bride officiated. Snowed hard all day.
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| Thur. Feb. 27 | Daughter Sarah and her sisters Mrs. Addie Eldred and little boy were our guest to dinner. Bertha and Eva also.
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| Fri. Feb. 28 | At 3:30 p.m. Grandma Chipperfield passed from earth to her reward. Husband and I spent the evening with the Chipperfield family. Pleasant but, cold.
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| Sat. Feb. 29 | Was a very nice day. Husband and I sat up all night at the Chipperfield home. Rolla returned home.
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| Sun Mar. 1 | Was a very bad day. A storme of snow and sleet, raged nearly all day. A very dismal day indeed.
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| Tues. Mar. 3 | Grandma Chipperfield was buried. Funeral waas held at the Union Church. Rev. S. J. Young officiated assisted by Rev. C.M> Keys. Mrs. Charles Hermon and I remained at the house, kept the fires, and had dinner prepared for them on their return.
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| Fri. Mar. 6 | Miss Anna and Sadie Chipperfield were my guest, Saturday, son Willie and wife were our guest until Monday.
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| Sun. Mar. 8 | Quartly meeting convened at the Haselton W.M. Church. Rev. Watrus? Did the preaching. Son Rolla and little Ethelwyn were my guest until Monday.
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| Mon. Mar. 9 | Husband took Willie and Sarah to Corunna where they took the train for their home in Flint.
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| Wen. Mar. 11 | Our 59th missionary meeting was entertained at the home of Mrs. Wm. Smith. Bright sun-shine, and very muddy slushy roads.
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| Sat. Mar. 14 | Son Rolla, wife and two children came and remained several day, They were down from Midland Co. visiting.
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| Sun. Mar. 15 | The church services were held at the East Church, as Rev. Watrus? Was conducting revival meetings there. The roads were so very bad we could not go.
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| Fri. Mar. 20 | Mrs. C.M. Keys was a pleasant caller. The beet weeders moved in the white house across the way.
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| Sun. Mar. 22 | Nice spring day. Husband went to church. Bertha and Little Eva and I remained at home mud was plenty.
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| Tues. Mar. 24 | Charlie White raised his barn. Husband helped and was there to dinner. The weather was getting colder.
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| Wen. Mar. 25 | Husband took Bertha and Eva, to their new home in Owosso. Very cold wind prevailed, the ground was frozen hard in the fore noon. Thursday 26th Mrs. Byron Smith was a pleasant caller.
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| Fri. Mar. 27 | During the night we had a hard storm of thunder lightning, wind and rain. It rained something awful.
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| Sun. Mar. 29 | Husband and I attended church. Had a good sermon good meeting, and our hearts were encouraged.
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| Wen. April 1 | Cold and very hard wind all day. April 2nd froze up hard with terrible snow blizzards all day. Mrs. Byron Pearsall and Irene Fitzpatrick called.
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| Sun. April 5 | Rained nearly all day, roads terrible muddy. We were home all day. A little girl was born to my niece Mrs. Lillie Way.
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| Wen. April 8 | Our 60th missionary meeting was entertained in the home of Mrs. George Kirn. Despite the muddy roads and dark cold day a fairly good crowd came to do missionary work.
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| Sun. April 12 | Husband had the tooth-ach all day which kept us from attending church. A fine day, drying to the roads.
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| Thur. April 16 | Ethelwyn Lenon and Elmer Thomas, were my guest over night. They came out from Owosso, on their wheels.
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| Sun. April 19 | Easter was a fine day over head but, very muddy under foot. Husband went to church. S.J. Young filled the pulpit.
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| Tues. April 21 | John Morden and Mr. Brown, sheared our sheep. Son Rolla was here and tied the wool for them. April 22-23, Mr. Edd. Cheny was here and papered three rooms for me. Son Rolla was here and built us a hog-house.
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| Sun. April 26 | Husband and I went to church. Good congregation, good sermon, good meeting and lovly day. Son Willie and wife were our guest overnight. Monday and Tuesday cold wind.
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| Thur. April 30 | Son Rolla completed our hog-house and then on his wheel started for his home in Owosso, Mr. Shellburger of Chesaning was our guest to dinner.
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| Fri. May 1 | A lovly day of sun-shine. Miss Katie Welch called.
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| Sun. May 3 | Husband and I went to morning services. Large congregation, good sermon from Rev. Keys. Nice day.
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| Mon. May 4 | Dr. H.B. Peterson who had for years kept a dental office in Owosso, passed away after a two months illness.
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| Sun. May 10 | Son Fred of Corunna was our guest to dinner. Very warm.
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| Wen. May 13 | Our 61st missionary meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Mark Lamurrgon?. Rained hard all the afternoon. I came home in a pouring rain. Had to wade through water to get to the house. The yard was covered.
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| Thur. May 14 | Rev. S.J. Young and wife were our guest to dinner. They came in the rain and went home in the rain.
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| Fri. May 15 | Husband and I were the guest of R. Chipperfield and family. They were having a new chinney erected on their kitchen.
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| Sun. May 17 | Was a beautiful day but, very warm, we went to church.
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| Fri. May 22 | Mrs. Chas. White was an afternoon caller. The 23rd son Willie and wife as our guest from Flint came, staied with us until Monday morning.
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| Sun. May 23-24 | Our last quartly-meeting was held at the New Haven W.M. Church, Rev. S.A. Manwell conducted the services.
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| Mon. May 25 | Husband took Willie and Sarah to Corunna, They took the train for their home in Flint. He brought son Fred home with him to be our guest a few days.
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| Sat. May 30 | Thunder Showers all day, rained hard and hailed
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| Sun. May 31 | Cloudy and cold all day. Husband went to church. Muddy.
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| Wen. June 3 | Harvy Ostrander, son of Fanny Hanford Ostrander, died from newmonia. His name should Russell.
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| Sat. June 6 | Miss Sadie Chipperfield was my guest to dinner. She and I attended the Sabbath school convention in the afternoon held at the New Haven W.M. Church, son Fred, Sadie and I attended the evening session. We were favored with a beautiful moon-light night.
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| Sun. June 7 | Oliver Glen, infant son of Norman and Hattie Cram, died in the early morning. Very warm.
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| Tues. June 9 | Husband and I attended the funeral of little Glen, which was held at the home of the parents. Rev. Keys officiated.
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| Wen. June 10 | Our 62nd missionary meeting took place at the home of Mrs. Hiram Russell. We partly quilted a nice quilt. It was a lovly day.
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| Fri. June 12 | I took son Fred to Owosso. From there he went by train to St. Johns, to visit a friend and the next day he went to Flint to visit son Willie and wife. I boarded the street-car went to son Rollas, and had dinner with them. Than returned home.
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| Sun. June 14 | Husband and I attended the exercises of childrens day in the evening at the New Haven W.M. Church.
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| Thur. June 18 | I drove to Owosso, and brought son Fred and little Ethelwyn Lemon home with me. My little grandson.
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| Sun. June 21 | Pleasant but very warm, Husband, Fred and Ethelwyn, went to church. I remained at home for a little rest.
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| Tues. June 23 | Mr. Edd. Cheney finished painting our house. Frank Coats son of Rev. Fred Coats, assisted him.
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| Sun. June 28 | S.J. Young filled the pulpit in the absence of Rev. Keys. Very warm, nice shower towards evening.
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| Wen. July 1 | I drove over to sister Hannahs to get a jar of butter. When I returned home I found that Mr. Edd. Cheney had came, taken possession of the house and was oil-painting the kitchen. He also painted my pantry.
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| Fri. July 3 | Son Fred drove to Corunna, met son Willie and wife of Flint and Miss Pearl Welton of St. Johns, at the train and brought them to our home to be our guest over the fourth. Miss Welton remained over Sunday.
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| Sat. July 4 | Mr. and Mrs. R. Chipperfield and two daughters Anna and Sadie, also our former guest ate dinner with us. After dinner we went over to the woods to take in the Prohibition Alliance Celebration. We enjoyed a fine address given by Rev. Keene of Owosso, all had a dish of ice cream and returned home as we were visited with two hard showers which made it bad underfoot.
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| Sun. July 5 | Husband and I, son Fred and Miss Welton, attended church. A lovly day. Monday, Fred took Willie and Sarah and Miss Welton back to the train, and they returned to their respective homes.
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| Wen. July 8 | Our 63th missionary meeting was entertained at the home of Mrs. Harry Smith. The order of the day was sewing rags.
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| Sun. July12 | Husband, Fred and I attended church. Very warm day.
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| Wen. July 15 | My niece Mrs. Lillie Way was my guest until next day afternoon when Mrs. Belle North? Took her to her home in Owosso. (North could be Worth)
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| Sun. July 19 | Judge Hugh McCurdy of Corunna Mich. Was buried. His remains lay in state several hours in the Caseno? At McCurdy Park. It was a fine day just cool enough to be pleasant.
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| Wen. July 22 | I drove to Owosso. Had dinner with sister Olive and family, Mrs. Lillie Way, baby Cleo and James North were her guest to dinner also.
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| Sun. July 26 | Husband and I and Fred went to church. Rev. Keys preached from these words: Stand fast, that when you have done all, you may be able to stand. Very hot day.
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| Wen. July 29 | We held our 64th missionary meeting at the home of Mrs. R. Chipperfield. We sewed carpet rags for Mrs. George Kirn.? Sarah went with me. We enjoyed the day immensely. At night Judd Aldred? Came after Willie and Sarah.
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| Fri. July 31 | A farewell party was given Rev. C.M. Keys and family. About one hundred and fifty people gathered and served cake and ice cream. They presented the pastor eight dollars in money.
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| Sun. Aug. 2 | Very hot day. Every thing dry as a crisp outdoors. Albert Thomas of Owosso, was our guest to dinner.
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| Tues. Aug. 4 | We had a terrible electric storm all the fore past of the night was a continual flash of lightning and roar of thunder. Fred, Willie and Sarah road out from Owosso during the storm. It did a great deal of damage in a number of Places. 5 and 6 cooler.
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| Sat. Aug. 8 | I took Fred to Owosso, where he took the train for St. Johns. Willie and Sarah went to Corunna to attend fields day.
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| Sun. Aug. 9 | Our pastor C.M. Keys preached his farewell sermon. He spoke from the words: At last brethren, farewell.
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| Tues. Aug. 11 | Rev. Keys, Mr. John Butcher and I left for conference and camp-meeting held on the Wesleyon camp-ground near Hastings Mich. We arrived there about 6. p.m. A nice crowd had already gathered and we attended preaching services in the evening.
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| Sun. Aug. 16 | Camp-meeting began. Although the day was very hot. We had excellent meetings and grand singing by Clarence Cosand.
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| Tues. Aug. 18 | The new dormitory was dedicated to the Lord. After which a picture was taken of the building and people. Mrs. Mary Manwell wife of the president of the conference was forty-nine years of age.
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| Thur. Aug. 20 | Early in the morning I left camp for the depot and took the train for Owosso. It was so cold in the morning it was very chilly riding, I was the guest over night of my niece Mrs. Lillie Way. Was the guest of sister Olive next day and night. 22 Husband came after me.
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| Sun. Aug. 23 | Rev. S. J. Young filled the appointments of our new misister the Rev. H. D. Cheeney, as he had not arrived.
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| Wen. Aug. 26 | Daughter Bertha, Eva and I visited Mrs. R. Chipperfield and family all day. Next day Bertha visited his Aunt Catherine Young all day, next day she was my guest.
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| Aug. 30 Sun. | Rev. C.M. Keys filled the appointments as Rev. Cheney, had not arrived on the work. A large crowd attended the evening services. It was a very warm evening.
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| Wen. Sept. 2 | A wedding occurred across the way at our beet weeder neighbors. A large crowd gathered and danced all night, using for the occasion forty-eight gallons of beer.
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| Sun. Sept. 6 | Our new minister Rev. H. D. Cheney preached his first sermon on his new charge. He spoke from these words: You can not put new wine in old bottles. Very warm day and terrible day and dusty.
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| Wen. Sept. 9 | I entertained our 65th missionary meeting. We partly quilted a nice quilt and did some piec-work.
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| Fri. Sept. 11 | Husband took son Fred to Owosso, where he took the train for St. Johns and from there to Flint, At 4:30 p.m. the wind brought upon us a dence smoke from the northern forest fiers. Very dry and warm.
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| Sun. Sept. 13 | Rev. Cheney, selected for his text: The Lord is my porsion: A goodly number testified that, he was a satisfying porsion to them. Still very warm and dry.
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| Wen. Sept. 16 | Mrs. Chas. Thomas and Mrs. Belle North of Owosso, were my guest to dinner. The fish man came. I gave sixteen cents per pound for white fish. We had a feast for dinner.
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| Fri. Sept. 18 | I called on our beet-weeder neighbor Joe Kallasac, to see their new baby-boy. Found it crying something awful. I gave it some medicine for the stomach-ach and in a few minutes laid it away to sleep and rest. Very warm
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| Sun. Sept. 20 | Husband and I attended church. A fair congregation, good sermon, good meeting, very hot dry and smokey.
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| Thur. Sept. 24 | Son Fred, Willie Way and Albert Thomas all of Owosso, were my guest to supper. Fred and Willie remained until the morning of the 26th.
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| Sun. Sept. 27 | Husband and I went to church. Rev. Cheney spoke from the words: Lay aside every weight. Hebres 12:1 Still very hot and dry; dust something terrible.
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| Mon. Sept. 28 | We were blessed with a fine steady rain nearly all day. We were so thankful it was needed so much.
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| Tues. Sept. 29 | Sister Olive and her little daughter Erma, drove out from Owosso. They were my guest to dinner. The weather had changed so it was quite cold.
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| Thur. Oct. 1 | Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Thomas and daughter Erma, were my guest to supper, also Mr. and Mrs. Wm Malory, and three children, Mandy, Helen and Clayton. Mrs. and Mr. Thomas remained with us over night. Son Willis of Flint was also our guest.
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| Fri. Oct. 2 | Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Erma and myself, were guests at the home of Mrs. R. Chipperfield from which Mr. and Mrs. Thomas returned to their home in Owosso.
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| Sun. Oct. 3-4 | Convened our first quartly-meeting held at the hazelton W.M. Church. Rev. H. D. Cheney did the preaching from the words: Ye are dead in trespassers and in sin. We were favored with two lovly warm days and fine roads.
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| Thur. Oct. 8 | I drove to Owosso, boarded the street-car went over to middle-town and ate dinner with son Rolla’s family. Oct. 9 Rev. Cheney and wife were my guests to supper and spent the evening with us. We enjoyed their company very much.
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| Sun. Oct. 11 | Rev. Cheney preached from the text: They were called Christians first in Antioch. A large congregation listened very attentively and the Lord gave us a feast from his great store-house. It was a beautiful warm day.
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| Wen. Oct. 14 | Our 66th missionary meeting was entertained at the home of Mrs. James Hopson. We finished quilting a quilt and did some patch-work. Rev. Cheney and wife first meeting with us. A lovly day, very dusty.
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| Sun. Oct. 18 | Husband and Fred went to church. Hot, dry, dusty.
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| Tues. Oct. 20 | I made a special effort to drive over west of Easton and call on Mrs. Nora Gray who was suffering of consumtion. Though weak and looking bad, she was cheerful and entertained strong hopes of her recovery. She was also rejoicing in a free and full salvation.
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| Sat. Oct. 24 | We were favored with a nice steady rain all the forenoon, After noon son Fred drove to Owosso, met the evening train on which Miss Pearl Welton, of St. Johns came. She was our guest over Sunday.
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| Son. Oct. 25 | son Willie and wife of Flint came, was our guest until Monday morning.
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| Sat. Oct. 31 | Rev. Sadler spoke in the evening on prohibition at the New Haven W.M. Church. Husband, Fred and self attended.
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| Sun. Nov. 1 | Rev. Cheney preached from the words: If you walk in the light as he is in the light, we will have fellow-ship one with another. Beautiful day.
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| Nov. 3 Tues. | William H. Taft was elected President of the United States.
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| Sun. Nov. 8 | Large congregation at the morning services, good sermon, good meeting, nice day and grand roads. Just enough rain the night before today the dust.
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| Tues. Nov. 10 | Miss Bessie daughter of Mrs. Nora Gray was married to Fred.
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| Wen. Nov. 11 | Our 67th missionary meeting was held at the parsonage with our new pastor and wife. We tied off comfortables and pieced quilt blocks. Thirty-one partook of an elegant dinner provided by the society.
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| Sun. Nov 15 | Was a dull, cloudy, cold day. A light snow covered the ground. Husband and son Fred went to church.
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| Mon. Nov. 16 | Son Fred left for Chicago to take a course in the Moler Barber College. Very cold with snow flurries. The following morning George, son of William Butcher, died after being confined to his bed two years.
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| Thur. Nov. 19 | We attended the funeral of George Butcher which was held at the WM. Church. Rev. Cheney officiated. Lovly warm day like spring and fine roads. Nov. 21st I called on Mrs. Chas. White and Mrs. Fred Hickmott. Lovly day.
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| Sun. Nov. 22 | Husband and I attended church. Rev. Cheney spoke from the words: It is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path, Large congregation and beautiful warm day.
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| Thur. Nov. 26 | Husband and I attended Thanksgiving services at the New Haven W.M. Church. We were given an excellent discourse by Rev. H.D. Cheney.
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| Sun. Nov. 29 | We attended morning service. Had a grand sermon, and good class-meeting. The Lord met with us and blessed us. Nov. 30 rained hard all day and all night.
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| Wen. Dec. 2 | Bitter cold and ground frozen hard. Dec. 5, husband drove to Owosso, to see Mr. John Rusling? And wife as they were contemplating moving to the state of Oregon.
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| Sun. Dec. 6 | The morning services were taken to the East Church, as they were holding revival meetings there conducted by Rev. A.W. Hall and Rev. Cheney. The ground was covered with snow and snowed nearly all day.
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| Wen. Dec. 9 | Our 68th missionary meeting was entertained at the home of Mrs. Norman Cram. Lovly day, large attendance, and a delicious dinner. We sewed carpet-rags and partly quilted a nice quilt. Rev. Hall of Cold-water was with us.
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| Thur. Dec. 10 | Mr. Will Goodwill was a pleasant caller in the forenoon. Mr. Will Telfer was our guest to dinner. Mr. Dav. Pratt, was a caller in the afternoon.
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| Sun. Dec. 13 | Rev. A.W. Hall preached a grand sermon at the morning services at the New Haven W.M. Church.
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| Fri. Dec. 18 | Ora, son of Christopher Shantz, was killed by a hay-press falling on him. His mother was prostrated with grief.
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| Sun. Dec. 19-20 | Our second quartly meeting convened at the New Haven W.M. Church. Rev. S.A. Manwell, president of the conference, preached some fine sermons, two saved at the altar Saturday night, nine Sunday night.
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| Wen. Dec. 23 | Delta, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Doan, was united in marriage with Silas Lecureux?. Rev. Cheney officiated.
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| Thur. Dec. 24 | At eight o’clock in the evening son Willie and wife of Flint arrived to spend Christmas with us. Also Elmer Thomas of Owosso. Tri. Dec. 25th we all boarded the big-sleighs and went over to Wm. Malorys, to dinner, Mr. and Mrs. R. Chipperfield, and two daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Arelton and son Merl, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Way and daughter Cleo, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer North, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Thomas and daughter Erma were their guests to dinner.
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| Fri. Dec. 26 | I served a supper at seven p.m. Son Willie and wife Elmer Thomas and Mrs. Allie Pratt were my guest.
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| Sun. Dec. 27 | Rev. Dempster? Van-ant-werp preached in the morning. Son-in-law of Rev. S.C. MaClanithan. Good sleighing.
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| Sun. Dec. 27 | Richard Montgomery third son of Mr. and Mrs. John Montgomery was joined in marriage with Miss Ella Shultz of Mack St. Owosso. Rev. C.H. Hanks tied the nuptial knot.
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| Mon. Dec. 29 | Husband took Willie and Sarah to Corunna where they took the train for their home in Flint. Lovly warm day.
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| Fri. Dec. 26 | I served a supper at seven p.m. Son Willie and wife Elmer Thomas and Mrs. Allie Pratt were my guest.
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| Sun. Dec. 27 | Rev. Dempster? Van-ant-werp preached in the morning. Son-in-law of Rev. S.C. MaClanithan. Good sleighing.
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| Sun. Dec. 27 | Richard Montgomery third son of Mr. and Mrs. John Montgomery was joined in marriage with Miss Ella Shultz of Mack St. Owosso. Rev. C.H. Hanks tied the nuptial knot.
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| Mon. Dec. 29 | Husband took Willie and Sarah to Corunna where they took the train for their home in Flint. Lovly warm day.
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| | Given to Benevelent Causes. | |
| | To the Janitor | 1.00 |
| | To the needy | 1.00 |
| | Sabbath school collection | .20 |
| | Missionary society fund | 1.20 |
| | Dormitory on camp-ground | 1.20 |
| | To a sick needy boy | 1.00 |
| | Mrs. Mary Keys | .36 |
| | Mrs. Nora Gray | 1.00 |
| | To the needy | 1.20 |
| | Rev. S.A. Manwell | .25 |
| | Clarence Corund singer at camp-ground | .50 |
| | Chairs for dormitory | 0.15 |
| | Rev. H.D. Cheney | .25 |
| | Rugs for the church | .25 |
| | Rev. S.A. Manwell | .25 |
| | Foreign missionary work | 1.00 |
| | New Evangelical parsonage in Owosso | .25 |
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| | How to keep saved
By holding myself carefully,
prayerfully, and humbly, before God. By walking in every ray of light; feast and present, and agreeing to walk
in all future light. By availing myself of every means of grace. By taking up my cross daily and seeking to
know and do his sovereigh will. By acknowledging that my time belongs to him and to begin every day with the
question, Lord, what wilt thou have me to do?
By acknowledging morning, noon and night, that I cannot save
or keep myself, and placing spirit, soul and boddy completely and unreservedly in his care.
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