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(Left side of journal)

Clear
Ther. 65 SUN. JULY 17, 1892 Wind W & S.W.
Another lovely day. Willie
came from Glenwood at
noon having staid all night at
Mr: A.G. Matthew's. Ella Henderson
came to the office for me to
examine & advice as to the condition
of her face, which I lanced
a week ago. Afternoon Dora &
Willie went to church at "Crow Town".
I took tea at Edwd Peirce's.
I walked up to Gideon Gilpin's in
afternoon.

Clear
Ther. 69o MONDAY 18th Wind S.W.
Still fine weather. Willie took the
horses "Fritz & Frank" & brought Bro:
Chas' mowing machine from Jas P
Stabler's & cut the grass on the "Base
Ball" lot beyond the little meeting
house. Which I had bought (the grass)
from Jno C Bentley, who acted for the
Base Ball Club in the matter. I
walked over to Jos: Stablers & borrowed
his wagon & horse rake for tomorrow
to get up the hay. After supper I
went to see Edwd Gilpin.

(Right side of journal)

Cloudy
Ther. 69 TUES. JULY 19, 1892 Wind S.E.
W. commenced raking up the
hay & the boys helped shake it
up until the rain stopped them
"Uncle Henson" came at 9 o'clk &
helped us for a short time & went home
before 10 o'clock. Afternoon W & "the
boys" went to work hauling in hay
& soon after Wm Oldfield & Clarence
Grady came & helped. they put 3
loads in our barn & 1 large load
in Mrs: Robison's. I hope I shall
about "clear myself" in the operation.
Mrs Jack Johnson & Mrs
Jas Bryan were here for advice
& medicine for the former.

Clear
Ther. 70o WEDNESDAY 20th Wind
"Uncle Henson" came to work
in the garden etc after breakfast.
Sarah Davis brought her infant son
to me for advice etc. W hauled up the
balance of the hay with F. Clark's
wagon & took home J Stabler's wagon &
horse rake & Henderson's harness. Bro;
R. called on way to & from meeting.
Afternoon, W drove "Fritz" to Riverside and
brought Bessie home, toward evening
he drove "Frank"to "Muncaster's" & from
there to a "S camp meeting ". Charles
Adams was here after dark for advice
for his infant & wife.

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