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Ther. 62^o Clear Wind S. E.
Wed. Sept. 4, 1895

I was called up about 3.o'clk this
a.m. & rode (on horseback) with
William Cuff (who came for me) over
to his house to attend Minnie Iddings
(Ernest's wife) in confinement.
I left her another fine boy, born at
9.35 this morning. I reached home
before dinner time. Afternoon I
was called out again & drove over
to prescribe for Matilda Tasko.
Blanch Curley sent for more
advice & medicine, her sister in law
Walter Grady's wife bringing me a
note from her. After supper Dora
& Edward drove over to "Eldon" to
take a letter & other things to Sister
Harriet.

Ther. 66 Cloudy & Clear Wind E
Thursday 5^th

Edwd "Hilles & Frank Robison
went to the "Fair" at Rockville
driving "Old Bell leaving here
at 7.o'clock. I drove to "Eldon"
and to see Minnie again, home
to dinner. Walter Grady's wife was here
again for advice etc. for Curley's wife.
Matilda Tasko's daughter also here
to report her mother "better."
Martha Bowen here on account of "Ruth
Anna" (her sister).

Ther. 68 Rainy Wind NE & N.W.
Fri. Sept. 6^th, 1895

Commenced raining about 4.o'clk
this a.m. & continued a "settled" rain.
Raining very fast & hard most of
the time til afternoon. John Warfield was
here. Dan Powell came & took
"Old Bell" away. After dinner I walked
down to Chas G Porters in the rain.
It seemed like clearing off towards
evening. Gertrude Tasko was here
for advice & medicine for Matilda
(her mother.) This fine rain will
be of great benefit to the country
after the drouth we have had.

Ther. 70 Clear Wind Variable
Saturday 7^th

John Bowen was here before we
were up. After breakfast I drove
down to his house to prescribe for
Ruth Anna. After which I took Harriet
in the phaeton & drove over to see
"Minnie" again, we calso called at
"Homewood" & "Eldon" home to dinner.
Afternoon Edwd drove to "Eldon"
& brought Sister H back with him
to supper. I walked up to the store.

Left page
Ther. 62 degrees Clear Wind S. E.
Wed. Sept. 4, 1895
I was called up about 3.oclk this
a.m. & rode (on horseback) with
William Cal I (who came for me) over
to his house to attend Minnie Iddings
(Ernest's wife) in confinement.
I left her another fine boy, born at
9.35 this morning. I reached home
before dinner time. Afternoon I
was called out again & drove over
to prescribe for Matilda Tasko.
Blanch Curley sent for more
advice & medicine, her sister in law
Walter Grady's wife bringing me a
note from her. After supper Dora
& Edward drove over to "Eldon" to
take a letter & other things to Sister
Harriet.

Ther. 66 Cloudy & Clear Wind E
Thursday 5th
Edwd "Hilles & Frank Robison
went to the "Fair" at Rockville
driving "Old Bell leaving here
at 7.oclock. I drove to "Eldon"
and to see Minnie again, home
to dinner. Walter Grady's wife was here
again for advice etc for Curley's wife.
Matilda Tasko's daughter also here
to report her mother "better."
Martha Bowen here on account of "Ruth
Anna" (her sister).

Right page
Ther. 68 Rainy Wind NE & N.W.
Fri. Sept. 6th, 1895
Commenced raining about 4.oclk
this a.m. & continued a "settled" rain.
Raining very fast & hard most of
the time til afternoon. John Warfield was
here. Dan Powell came & took
"Old Bell" away. After dinner I walked
down to Chas G Porters in the rain.
It seemed like clearing off towards
evening. Gertrude Tasko was here
for advice & medicine for Matilda
(her mother.) This fine rain will
be of great benefit to the country
after the drouth we have had.

Ther. 70 Clear Wind Variable
John Bowen was here before we
were up. After break fast I drove
down to his house to prescribe for
Ruth Anna. After which I took Harriet
in the phaeton & drove over to see
"Minnie" again, we calso called at
"Homewood" & "Eldon" home to dinner.
Afternoon Edwd drove to "Eldon"
& brought Sister H back with him
to supper. I walked up to the store.