I found this photo I thought the readers might like.
Left to Right. First row: Charles Case, Earl Goodman, Frank Byers
Second Row: George Crispin, Jr. Harry Newby, Robert Crews, Robert Hill
Third Row: Walter Reasor, Elmer Bails
Charles Gramesly's Journal was written from 1878 to 1925. I am his Great-granddaughter and I post entries from the journal from 114 and 125 years ago. The journal is about everyday living in Charleston & Coles County Illinois. It is not just about the Gramesly family, it is about the community, the region and the issues on all levels that touch their lives. Many people are mentioned in this journal. Join me as I explore history written by my Great-grandfather . . .
Showing posts with label Charleston. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charleston. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
1904 - Graduating Boys Charleston, IL
Labels:
Charles Case,
Charleston,
Charleston Coles County IL,
Earl Goodman,
Elmer Bails,
Frank Byers,
George Crispin,
Graduating boys,
Harry Newby,
Jr.,
Robert Crews,
Robert Hill,
Walter Reasor
Location:
Charleston, IL, USA
Thursday, May 10, 2012
May 10, 1912 & 1887 in Charleston, IL
100 Years Ago
Friday, May 10, 1912 5.40. Ther. 52, 76, 68. =65 1/3
Clear S.E.3. Buy hoe W.E.H. pd. Get shave and hair cut at Browns A.M. Pd. 40c. Emmett called 1 P.M. and set him at work mowing yard. There is a big field -meet at the Normal and people are sprucing up. Tue over to G.G. Lee's P.M. on R.C.* biz.. I drove down by Nick's and order "sauce" but did not go for it. Emmett will come in morn to finish. Tue over to Grove's at night . Helen brings Tue some butter and eggs~ Somewhat threatening P.M. with lightening S.E. at night and heavy showers later. I pay Frank Ricketts 2.00 ck for bill last winter. Tue decides to keep Ellen another week. Gobed 10 P.M R. 4.0 in
*Reading Circle
125 Years Ago
Tuesday, May 10, 1887 7 A.M. Ther. 70,81,68. Clear. Geo and Chanceller help til about 10. A.M. putting away things at store. Take Tue and baby for drive in afternoon east of town. Roads pretty rough but dry. After we got home drove around town with father awhile. The silk worm eggs which I raised began to hatch today. Eastin folks have completed their summer kitchen which they have been working on for several days. Go bed 9.30
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
April 24, 1912 and 1887
From Charles Gramesly's Journal . . .
100 years ago in Charleston, Illinois
Wednesday, April 24, 1912 5.30 AM Ther. 44 , 72, 56 = 57 1/3
Clear, W.1. Emmit came amd worked all day. He went with me up town A.M. taking lot of stuff to Rummage Sale (this is underlined) for Tue. Tue and Ellen paint floor S. Chamber. Tue hires King to do dining room. Emmett gets mad P.M. but thinks recovers; works all day and takes home load of old cloth. T & E taking up matting E. room P.M. Tue went over to Brooks' a while at night. the Dr. is better. We slept in north room Ellen in hW. Mostly clear westerly winds. Gobed 9 P.M.
125 years ago in Charleston, Illinois
Sunday, April 24, 1887 7 A.M. Ther. 43, 55, 43. Clear N.W. wind. Had intended to go to the timber today but too cold. The girls did not go to Sunday School. but clouded over in afternoon and rained a little. Baby not very well all day. Gobed 10 P.M.
100 years ago in Charleston, Illinois
Wednesday, April 24, 1912 5.30 AM Ther. 44 , 72, 56 = 57 1/3
Clear, W.1. Emmit came amd worked all day. He went with me up town A.M. taking lot of stuff to Rummage Sale (this is underlined) for Tue. Tue and Ellen paint floor S. Chamber. Tue hires King to do dining room. Emmett gets mad P.M. but thinks recovers; works all day and takes home load of old cloth. T & E taking up matting E. room P.M. Tue went over to Brooks' a while at night. the Dr. is better. We slept in north room Ellen in hW. Mostly clear westerly winds. Gobed 9 P.M.
125 years ago in Charleston, Illinois
Sunday, April 24, 1887 7 A.M. Ther. 43, 55, 43. Clear N.W. wind. Had intended to go to the timber today but too cold. The girls did not go to Sunday School. but clouded over in afternoon and rained a little. Baby not very well all day. Gobed 10 P.M.
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