Pages That Mention John Brumfield
1919
Friday, August 8, 1919
A good day. The men folks finished pulling leaves to day. Edwin went squirrel hunting this morning. He killed two squirrels.
Josie got dinner and finished Ednas dress & dressed Ednas doll very nicely.
John went with me fishing the first time and I expect it will be the last time. We came by Jim Thomsons and saw him and all of his family. Jim gave us a nice basket of apples. We caught several little fish.
Doris Brumfield is here tonight. She is visiting Christenia Brumfield.
10: oclock
Wednesday, August 13, 1919
A good day. Ben & Jim suckered some tobacco. Ben went to Strait Stone and got some roofin. John & Edwin finished covering the barn and helpe work in the tobacco a while.
Ben carried Edwin & Christenia and Henry & Edna and I to White Falls. The river was two full & mudy. So we soon come home. I come by Johnsons. Mollie was makin grape jellie. Julia was washin some meal that she had bought. Kate Hubbard was taken sick today. I hope she will soon be well a gain. I come by Carries. She was pickin grapes.
10:10 oclock
Thursday, August 14, 1919
A good morning. Rain this evening. Jim & Henry suckered tobacco all day.
Ben went to Chatham. John & Edwin and Christenia went and Kate Harvey. John gave them all dinner at the hotel. Kate & Ben was in the rain comeing home. Josie ironed some. We both got dinner. I caned five cans of tomatoes.
Edna and Franklin went to George Blairs. Josie got uneasy a bout them, a fraid they would be in a hard cloud but they got home before it rained.
I thought that Julia Fergerson would come but she did not. Don't know what is the matter.
10 oclock
Friday, October 10, 1919
A good day. The men folks worked on tobacco. Ben went to Renan and got some beef. He paid 25 cts a pound for it.
The children went to school
Franklin staid all day at Marvins.
I think I am getting on well with the work considering my age but I am so tired of staying here and being so confined but I cant help my self.
To day is John Brumfields birth day. I had a letter from him yesterday.
8 oclock
Sunday, October 12, 1919
A cloudy day and rain tonight. It is badly needed.
We all staid at home all day. Lee & Grace Brumfield come and spent the day with us. I was glad to have them.
Henry caught a rabbit in his trap this morning and the dogs caught one this evening.
I have not seen any of Marvins people today.
Jim is going to write to John tonight.
8:25 oclock