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Clear
Ther. 75 WED. JULY 13, 1892 SW WIND
Quite warm. Willie &
Mr Grimes started out again after
breakfast with Bulwar's horse and
W's buggy as before. I am feeling
quite unwell. Bro: Chas came over
before breakfast & took "Hillis" home
with him to help get in rye. Willie
& Mr Grimes came home to dinner & went
again afternoon. Mrs Jas Johnson from
the Bone Mill were here for advice for her
infant daughter. Frank & Fancy Snowden
brought their infant daughter for advice
& to have gums lanced again.
After dark "Lizzie" Scott was here
for advice & medicine from Sarah
Stabler's "The Cottage".

Clear
Ther. 70 THURSDAY 14th S.E. Wind
Threatened thunder storm all
last night heavy thunder early this
morning. Willie & Mr Grimes went
again all day "drumming".
I have felt quite unwell all day
very hot weather. Thunder gusts
went both North & south of us
towards night but missed us.
Hendersons "well diggers" expect
to work all night to night, having
"struck water" in a "quick sandy
soil where they use "casings" and
they must not stop until they go
as deep as is necessary before
stopping.

(Right page of journal)
Clear
Ther. 73o FRI. JULY 15th, 1892 WIND SE
I went up to the mill at 1/4
past one o'clk this a.m. to see how
the "well diggers" were progressing.
but soon returned to bed. Mr Grimes
bade us "goodbye" when he & Willie
started out this am after breakfast
Mr C Colt brought his little
boy "Arnold" to the office for
examination & advice. Willie came
home about dusk having left Mr. Grimes
at Gaithersburg. Thunder storms passed
both north & south of us quite
near but gave us only a sprinkle of
rain. A Miss Bennett called to see
me (towards evening) about the school.

Clear
Ther. 66o SATURDAY 16th Wind N.W.
Delightfully cool with a fine
N.W. breeze Afternoon "Willie" drove
"Frank" to Glenwood to a "Base Ball"
match expecting to remain at Mr:
A Matthew's all night. James J
Henderson was in the office and
had a tooth extracted. Edwd &
"the boys" went swimming. Sister
Lizzie & Fanny spent part of the
afternoon with us.

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