about pasture for his horse and as he said his brother J.C. Ross from Jarvis was down town Dad. thought I had better drive down and ask him if he could tell us what was causing the wool to come off our sheep. I saw him but he couldn't tell me, he said it was like scab but with it they are itchy. I took my horn down, stayed at Aunty's for tea and went to band practice to-night. Dick was down there for tea too.

Tuesday July 22nd

It was still too wet to do any hauling this morning so rank, Dick & I cleaned up some more oats an d then ut wheat what we had cleaned through again so we tink noiw we have enough for sseed cleaned up. Dad. picked blackcurrants and hoe din the garden. This after oon we haule din the rest of ther alsoke wheat in three loads one of them a small one. To-night Dick & I drove Queen up to Buyler's and I got my book & brushes. It was half past eight & just daurk when we got there and Willard & hisbrother were coming in with a load of alsike. Ther tweo of them have taken off 95 acres of hauy & alsike and hauledtheir whole 150 acres in criop. Frank rode hi swheel up to Kelley's