12, Monday, 6.30 AM. Ther. 62. 93. 80.
Partly cloudy, wind S.E. Forget to send Wilhoits box. Mrs. Dickenson washes. Shower about 8 AM Very sultry and mostly clear day. People generally getting ready for the fair. Riley show in town to continues during week. Cormer was in P.M. No saw here yet says the R.R. will inspect balance of lumber tomorrow. Need two ,men to handle it. Went down to Comer's at night he will help tomorrow. Order carpets of Dunsweg. Go bed 9.30.
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 Cormer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cormer. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Monday, September 10, 2012
September 10, 1887 in Charleston, Illinois
10, Saturday 6.30 AM. Ther. 60. 72. 62.
Cloudy, wind N.E. Got letters from J. O. W. for box but it failed to go. Bim was down at dinner time. Pay Riley Easton 2.00 on boards. Cows in garden A.M. Nail up back gate Tue went up to Mrs. Norfolks who has been sick. Cormer was in town toward night first time since day of accident. Saw has not come yet. Jake Edeman down while eating supper. Pay Rub Davis/100 bal due on lumber for steps on lumber for steps last spring. Mostly cloudy day. Wind E. or N.E. Gobed 9.30 PM
Cloudy, wind N.E. Got letters from J. O. W. for box but it failed to go. Bim was down at dinner time. Pay Riley Easton 2.00 on boards. Cows in garden A.M. Nail up back gate Tue went up to Mrs. Norfolks who has been sick. Cormer was in town toward night first time since day of accident. Saw has not come yet. Jake Edeman down while eating supper. Pay Rub Davis/100 bal due on lumber for steps on lumber for steps last spring. Mostly cloudy day. Wind E. or N.E. Gobed 9.30 PM
Labels:
Bim,
Cormer,
Cows,
J.O.W.,
Jake Edeman,
Mrs. Norfolks,
Riley Easton,
Rub Davis,
saw
Monday, July 16, 2012
This is July 16, 1912 & 1887 in Charleston, Illinois
100 Years Ago
Thursday, July 16, 1912 5.30 AM. Ther. 62. 84. 74. = 73 1/3
Cloudy, N.E. 3. McNeel have a fellow pecking on furnace. Says intends to finish it today. I start Ranch 8.15 AM.getting to Simons before 10 AM. John went out to woods with me. Every thing looks about the same as at last visit which was Aug 6, 1911. Jack dog and self eat dinner at usual camp. There was heavy rain her yestereve and people cant work in fields. Simons with Johnny Handly and Hally cut the poles P.M. and will deliver them up town up town tomorrow. I left for home before 4 P.M. getting there 5.30 Self horse and dog stood trip better than expected. Mostly cloudy day AM. and clear P.M. and quite warm. Wind N.E.3. Took mare Nickles night Tue went B. Concert night. Go bed 10 P.M.
125 Years Ago
Saturday, July 16, 1887, 5.30 A.M. Ther. 80. 100. 86.
Clear, Tue finished ironing Draw & "break" bbl of river water They are going to shutoff the water works tomorrow. W...make repairs Went up town about 3 P.M. Gave Cormer bill for City lumber. they have begun delivering R.R. bill. Can't find any green fruit in town so buy some canned. Get out oat meal D apples, D beef. Bert in to supper. Brought my mare and took home his own, says uncle John wont have her out there. Kate Davis over while toward night. Go bed 10 P.M.
Labels:
Band Concert,
Bert,
Cormer,
furnace,
Hally,
ironing,
J Handly,
Jack dog,
Kate Davis,
mare,
McNeel,
Nickles,
Simons,
water works
Friday, June 8, 2012
June 8, 1912 and 1887 in Charleston, Illinois
100 Years Ago
Saturday, June 8 1912. 5.30 AM. Ther. 40. 72. 60 = 57 1/3
Clear, N.E.2 Oil buggy and hitch up driving up town for meat and potatoes, which I get at A.G. Armstrongs N.G. Phebe and I build good fire in furnace A.M. I phone Harman early. will take material from Loxa to place. I took Kate over to Franks P.M. She expects to visit us later for several days. They go to Libby's to night near Mattoon. I drove up by Stodderts toward night. Corn not making much growth, too cold. Grove's folks much better today. Mostly clear NE to E Wind. The roads are good Tue to neighbors at night. Phebe away with Ora Webb. Go bed 9 P.M.
125 Years Ago
Wednesday, June 8, 1887 5.30 AM. Ther. 72. 89. 70.
Clear. Start for timber 7.20 AM. to give Cormer City order 500 ft. Drove over place a while. He says there will not be as much lumber on N. end as we thought. Got home just dinner time. Tue and self went up to Davis to see Ruth's silkworms. This has been very hard day on mine at store as most of them are in the fourth molt. Jake Linder was buried this P.M. Races are going on at Terre Haute. Jeff and several others went over. Mrs. Laind washed. Go bed 10 P.M.
Labels:
A.G. Armstrongs N.G.,
City order,
Cormer,
Davis,
Fred Harman,
Groves,
Jake Linder,
Kate Bacon,
Mrs. Laind,
Ora Webb,
races,
Ruth,
silkworms,
Stoddert,
Terre Haute,
timber Fox Ridge State Park
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