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Cloudy
Ther. 40 THURS. 28^th 1892 Wind N.E.

Cool and cloudy early this a.m. Jas:
Johnson (white) here & had tooth extracted.
Colored boy Edwd Johnson here for advice & med
all before Breakfast. Frank Snowden brought
his little girl "Elsie" for advice & medicine also
before Breakfast. I drove down to Sarah
Wright's called at Jas Cash's to prescribe
for his infant. W going with me. Charley
came from Glenwood & brought Gertrude
Mathews with him & after early dinner
they drove to Rockville in the "Surry"
driving "Frank"& the Hopkins horses
Willie going to bring the team back. Mr
Williamson of Frederick was here
afternoon. I mailed Money Order to
F Tyson for $45.00 at Sandy Spring.
Willie returned from Rockville about 6-30
p.m.

Cloudy & Rain
Ther 49^o FRIDAY 29^th Wind S.E.

Rain again this morning. I am
glad Charley got home before it
commenced. Willie went over to
Downey's to see about hay and
took the Hopkin's horse home
before dinner. I walked down to
Jas: Cosh's & he came for medicine
Geo: Mathews sent & I sent him
$1:00 by Edwd Hickman. Afternoon
Willie worked in the mill E Elkhorn
brought his infant to the office for medicine
etc. After tea Dora Miss Gertrude
Mathews and Willie walked over to Downey's
to make a call.

Clear
Ther. 62^o SAT. APRIL 30^th 1892 Wind N.W.

Beautiful day. Willie took Jas:
Henderson's cart & brought some hay
from Mr: Downeys & took Bulwar's
buggy home. I rode "Fritz" to Sarah
Wrights &Jas Cosh's. Bro Charles
called & smoked a pipe with me.
After supper I walked up to the store
with "Clifford", who came in to spend
the night after the store closed. Thos Lea
employed Frank Leizear to move the remains
of James Lea (his brother) from the
friends burying ground to " Woodside" Cemetary".
The bones were all perfect and
some portions of cloth clothing. It was
Martha Lea who wished the removal.

Clear
Ther. 62^o SUNDAY, May 1^st Wind S.

This has been a beautiful "May Day".
Willie returned from Glenwood about
10 o'clk this morning. Isaac Johnson
brought Owen Burgess from Spencerville
to me for advice & medicine. Afternoon
Alice & Fanny Peirce came & spent an
hour or two. I walked up to Henderson's
for the papers. Willie drove Fritz to
Riverside & to see Chas J Hill about
plowing the lot & perhaps elsewhere