Journal, 1922-1923

File — Box: 5, Volume: 15

Identifier: III

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

1922
October 24
"He [Charles] unloaded the car and then took us and went house hunting. We found only one house that was still for rent & it was $22.50 a month & small at that. After we got home C. called up Noel Pratt and learned that we could rent his house next door for $25.00 a month. We just about decided to take it. I couldn't sleep for thinking how grand it would be to be in a place by ourselves and yet be so near mother."
November
"After much consideration we all decided that it would be best for C. and me to remain here with mother and Helen. Father was forced to give up Bluff Dale, but rather than let the government foreclose on it he signed it over to the Provo Resevoir Co. on condition that thev will sell it."
1923
February 11
"We sometimes like to picture what we should do if the company which has a lease on Pine Cliff should fulfill our hopes of finding oil there."
March 29
"C. took me to the hospital where our third boy was born. We arrived there at 9:30 P.M. and the baby arrived at 10:20 P.M. I got along remarkably well while in the hospital but suffered from loneliness and worry. If I had been sicker my mind would have been occupied with other things than nostalgia."

Dates

1922-1923

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