Monday November 16th 1925. I got up at five This morning and walked{illegible} day lighter as to get a good start. I had to get some wood for Mary. Before leaving as swept up a couple of {illegible} from the wood fence and also the old apple tree that they cut down in front of the school house and which I chopped over here yesterday. {illigble}. if she ran out of wood & put coal on which she did before running short of wood and which was a good Thing as the wind is cold tonight. I got her home in fairly good time and Dad told me {Thief?} had been in and offered him his price for Elgithn 65. saying {illegible}that he wouldn't make a lead on her that they had room for her in the car so wanted her. I went back to the gully and drove her up to the barn and then Dad and I led her down to the car. She didn't have any trouble with her. poor old girl, it wasn't like the last time we led her home from the same place. We weighed her and she surprised us by only weighing 1440 as we thought she would weigh more but she is old and not fat for her. I had to go up town to get some stuff and Dad went to {illegible} to wait for me. I asked him what he wanted of Elgithens price for boarding her and he said if I would get him a plug of Old Virginia