over to the farm so he thought while Dad. was away was the time to do it, and there is a possibility of them renting the house down there We left Tim up town to go around and get the phonograph ready while we went and got a jag of coal and then came around and got Tim & the machine. We unloade the coal and I fulled a couple of bags to take them home. We then put the John Wess stock rack in on the box experoiencing the same difficulty in finding the combu=inations as we did with the. iox but we finally got it right. We then had considerable trouble in oerduading Gladys III to walk the gang plank from the barn door to the sleigh although qwe ha dit covered with straw and after a great deal of persuasion manoevoring wer did get he rin and had no more trouble with her. It was a brute of an afternoon with a south west blizzard. It was nearly darl when I got home. Tonight the wind raged and howled so that it felt as if it would lift the house.