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1855: William Hackley, a 50-year-old married attorney, recorded in his diary: Rose at 5 and walked, returned home and bathed. At 8:30 a.m. barometer 29.60, thermometer 81, winds south 1, clouds 7. Read papers. Dined at Alexander Patterson’s. Finished volume one of Huc’s “Travels in China” and sent it over to James C. Clapp’s. 1896: May Johnson, 20-year-old single school teacher, recorded in her diary: Bright Sat. Dec. 26, 1896 I arose at 8 o’clock, Pearle and I got up, dressed, had breakfast and cleaned my upstairs, washed head, wrote two or three letters, had dinner, Pearle and I dressed, went to La Brisa, from there went to Pearle’s, then she, Earle, Charlie and I went to Charlie R.’s, he was going away, went to Aunt Lolla’s, then we all went down to the “Olivette” with Charlie, had lots of fun watching the K.W. fellows flirting with the actresses. Charlie came home with Pearle and I, she slept here again. PLEASANT (a little b

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