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ThursdayJanuary 22 1914

Clear & cold in forenoon, dark

with snow flurries in

afternoon. Wrote card to Joe,

and sent him the Witness text

he wanted. In afternoon a pipe

in the laundry caused us much

trouble with overflowing water

—had to call up Clinton and he

cam home before dark to fix it

—what a “tower of strength”

the dear boy is to us! The male

quartette met here to-night for

practice we enjoyed the

music. Flossie managed to

write a letter to Miss

Cedarberg during the evening

—she was “smart.” Water

meter man called early this

a.m

--Grace Stork

January 22, 1914

16 below zero. And still it

didn’t seem so cold. Carried

some sauce to Miss Bonta,

who came down to school to-

day. Worked at portrait and

life, and we had perspective

afterward. Was late getting

home. Hugh walked up with

me. Met papa in a great

hurry, and he gave no

explanation; but when I

reached home found that the

water pipe in the laundry

Had burst, and Clin had been

summoned home. Papa

misunderstood that Clin had

gone up to the college, and

was trying to catch him. The

quartette practiced here to-

night, and it is very late.

Wrote to Miss Cederburg.

The water meter man came.

--Florence Stork

January 22, 1914

 16b Cold. Went to

work as usual. Had to

come home about 4

p.m. as the faucet in

the laundry tub

sprang a leak & I also

found a pipe burst.

Got it fixed about 7

p.m. Went to Horst’s

to telephone Miss

Jensen. The quartette

came out here and we

sang till 11:00

--Clinton Stork

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Wednesday January 22, 1914

Clear & cold in forenoon,

dark with snow flurries in

afternoon. Wrote card to

Joe, and sent him the

Witness text he wanted. In

afternoon a pipe in the

laundry caused us much

trouble with overflowing

water—had to call up

Clinton and he cam home

before dark to fix it—what

a “tower of strength” the

dear boy is to us! The

male quartette met here

to-night for practice we

enjoyed the music. Flossie

managed to write a letter

to Miss Cedarberg during

the evening—she was

“smart.” Water meter man

called early this a.m

--Grace Stork

16 below zero. And still it

didn’t seem so cold. Carried

some sauce to Miss Bonta, who

came down to school to-day.

Worked at portrait and life, and

we had perspective afterward.

Was late getting home. Hugh

walked up with me. Met papa

in a great hurry, and he gave

no explanation; but when I

reached home found that the

water pipe in the laundry Had

burst, and Clin had been

summoned home. Papa

misunderstood that Clin had

gone up to the college, and was

trying to catch him. The

quartette practiced here to-

night, and it is very late. Wrote

to Miss Cederburg. The water

meter man came.

--Florence Stork

 16b Cold. Went to

work as usual. Had to

come home about 4

p.m. as the faucet in

the laundry tub

sprang a leak & I also

found a pipe burst.

Got it fixed about 7

p.m. Went to Horst’s

to telephone Miss

Jensen. The quartette

came out here and we

sang till 11:00

--Clinton Stork