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Clear
Ther. 8th WED. JAN. 27^th, 1892 Wind N.W.

The wind blew strong from N.W. all
last night, making it very cold with
thermometer 8^o Mrs. Mary G Tyson
died last night at about 15 minutes
before 9. o'clock. I feared she would
not last through the night when I left
her at about dark. She was a superior
woman in many ways, & her death
will leave a blank difficult to fill.
I have been so constantly going for
some weeks past that I am almost
worn out with exposure to the cold &
anxiety & responsibility. and remained
in doors all day to day to rest, I fear
I have taken some cold, but with care
will be able to keep going. Eleanora Bell
washed for H. W drove to Brighton & Riverside
this afternoon.

Cloudy & Clearing
Ther. 20 THURSDAY 28th Wind Variable

Quite cold this morning but not so windy
I drove to "Marden" & down to Boswell's
Afternoon Robert Tyson called to see
me. Willie drove "Fritz to the smith shop
& had him "roughed," & I gave him exercise
to the road cart. Sarah Jane Powell was
here for advice & medicine. The weather
looks & feels like more snow. Mrs. Robison
was here for sometime to see H & Dora.
I fear I have taken some cold, as I have
"head ache" every morning, & am so stiff &
rheumatic I can hardly get about until
after breakfast & I get gradually "warmed
up". I canot afford to get sick just
now, whilst I am so busy with other
sick people.

Cloudy
Ther. 40^o FRI. JAN. 29^th, 1892. Wind S.E

Dull cloudy day. much warmer.
Mrs Mary G Tyson's remains were buried
today, at Greenmount Cemetery Baltimore
Funeral services at "Marden" at 9.o'clk this
a.m. after which they went to Laurel, and
thence to Baltimore. Dora & Willie went to
"the house." I drove to Jas: Hills to prescribe
for his daughter, & to "Norwood" to see Beatrix
Tyson, who is staying there for
the present. "Phil" went with me.
-- Matthews brought me a small
load of coal from Washington.
Willie drove "Fritz" to E Peirce's & brought
Fanny here to tea, after which he took
her to "Olney," to a meeting of the "Lodge"
in the phaeton in the rain.

Cloudy & Rain
Ther. 42^o SATURDAY 30^th Wind N.E.

Willie came home about midnight
last. After breakfast he & I drove down
to Nicholas Boswell's & called at the
"Cottage" to see Chas. Stabler, on business.
Afternoon, W. drove over to Tom
J Lea's to fix their sewing machine.
& after dark he went with Geo: Wilson
to "Bells." Miss Alice Tyson sent "Turner"
with a note for medicine for Mrs
Thos. L Moore, who is staying with them.
Albert King (colored) was here for
advice & medicine for himself after
dark. Clifford Waters came in from store at
10.o'clk p.m. and then went home to his
father's.