Monday, November 16, 1918 (original)

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Ben W. Brumfield at Feb 06, 2009 09:21 AM

Monday, November 16, 1918 (original)

A cloudy day. Before we finished eating breakfast Mr Layne come to get his calf. I got him in the stable and Ben tied him but they could not carry him home he was so stubborn. Ben and Owen lost about two hours time then they went to work. Ben put a yoke on one of the cows here this morning. Henry and I worked on the fence nearly all the morning. The calfs was in the pasture to night. Ben worked on his pigs to day. I put on a pair of new shoes today. Doris Brumfield and Christenia Reynolds come a while this evening. I went to Carries a few minutes this evening. Josie planted some hyacintha bulbs to day. I brought in my daghlia roots this evening. Ben and Josie has gone to Lee Brumfields to night. William Gilbert brough the clothes that Hattie washed after they was gone. Well I went to sleep and made a mark.
10 oclock

Monday, November 16, 1918 (original)

A cloudy day. Before we finished eating breakfast Mr Layne come to get his calf. I got him in the stable and Ben tied him but they could not carry him home he was so stubborn. Ben and Owen lost about two hours time then they went to work. Ben put a yoke on one of the cows here this morning. Henry and I worked on the fence nearly all the morning. The calfs was in the pasture to night. Ben worked on his pigs to day. I put on a pair of new shoes today. Doris Brumfield and Christenia Reynolds come a while this evening. I went to Carries a few minutes this evening. Josie planted some hyacintha bulbs to day. I brought in my daghlia roots this evening. Ben and Josie has gone to Lee Brumfields to night. William Gilbert brough the clothes that Hattie washed after they was gone. Well I went to sleep and made a mark.
10 oclock