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1919
Wednesday, May 7, 1919
A cloudy day. No rain to stop any one from work.
Josie hung the spring house door and cleaned out the spring house. This evening Josie and all the children went to Georg Blairs.
I choped some in the flower garden and helped Jim take off two canveses.
Monday, June 2, 1919
A little shower this evening.
Ben went to Chatham this morning. Carried Henry with him. Nellie went home.
Ben brought Edna home. She was very much pleased with her trip to Chatham.
Josie gathered a bucket of cheries this morning.
This evening Mollie Reynolds came to the currant bushes. I met her. We gathered nearly two gallons of currants.
Jim plowed nearly all day on the patches.
10 clock
Wednesday, June 4, 1919
A good day. Ben & Jim plowed in the corn. Ben carried Josie & Edna and Franklin to Jim Powers at twelve. Henry & I went as far as the crossin at Starkeys.
We fished until Ben come back then come home. Then I went to where Booker Callums lives on Mrs Haleys land. Mollie Reynolds and I hunted strawberries. Did not find many. I milked by lantern light to night.
We had new Irish potatoes for dinner to day. They was fine. I made a few preserves this morning.
10:15 oclock
Thursday, June 5, 1919
A very rainy day. The branch was out of the banks. The men plowed in the corn a little while this morning. I was here by my self except Henry in and out.
I got potatoes for dinner. The calf got in the corn this evening. Henry and I got it out & mended the fence. I wrote a letter to Effie this evening.
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Monday, June 16, 1919
A good day. The men plowed tobacco all day. Josie picked two gallons of dew berries this morning and some this evening.
She went to Carries this evening.
I worked some in the garden this evening a bout the most that I have done in the garden this year. Jim has worked it a bout all this year.
Josie boiled some berries to make jellie. Left it to drip to night.
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