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B Common Place Book
From Nov. 15, 1897 TO Aug. 5, 1899
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Mount Morris, Nov. 15, 1897.
Visitors. Ernest & wife returned to Rockford on the 10:28 a.m train to-day.
Wednesday, Nov. 17th. visit John and Mr. Tovelle? went to Pennsylvania Corners this a.m., to attend a public sale.
visitor A bright day. Temp. at 2p.m., 37 °- Jennie Fearer visited this p.m. Mrs. Sallie Baker dined with us.
Thursday, 18th
Friday 19th. Visitor Mrs. Whitman visited this p.m. Fine weather. Temp. at 2p.m., 52°.
Saturday, 20th Visit to Rockford Jennie & children -started to Rockford on the 10:28 a.m., to visit friends
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| 2 | Mount Morris, Jill; Nov. 22, 1892 |
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| Snow | Snow squall at 10 am, - |
| ____ | barely visible on the ground. |
| Sale | Sale of the John G. Coffman personal estate. |
| Tuesday, Nov. 23d. | |
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| Cold. | Temp. at 7 am; 14°, - coldest day, |
| Returned from | Jennie children returned from Rock- |
| Rockford | ford on the 12.28 am train to-day. |
| Wednesday, 24th. | |
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| Visitor | Jennie Tearer visited this a.m. |
| ____ | and returned home at 4:30 p.m. |
| ____ | she dined with us. ~ . |
| Burg- | Bank safe at King s blown open last |
| Thursday - Thanksgiving - 23th | |
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| Rain. | Rain early this morning. Thick fog. |
| ____ | Mists all day. Dismal day. |
| Big | Big dinner at the lutheran church. |
| Dinner | I dined there. |
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3 Mt Morris, Saturday, Nov. 27, 1897 Coldest. Coldest day. Temp at 7am., 10* above Some thermometers, 6*
Sunday, Nov. 28th Visit the Sick: John and Jennie drove to Charlie Niman's [sp] this p.m. - Fannie Niman is quite ill with a complication of troubles. Returned at 4 p.m.
Snow. Snow commenced falling at 8p.m.
Monday, 29th Snow. Zero.: Snow last night to depth of one inch. Temp. at 7a.m. O. coldest day.
Death. Willard Pond died at 10 o'clock last night, aged 81 yrs., 6m, & 5 d. See scrapbook, page, 609.
Tuesday, 30th. Willard Pond's Funeral. Funeral of Willard Pond at the M.E. Church at 2 p.m.; interment in Oakwood Cemetery.