not have been cured. It pulled hard but I could barely feel it and except for being a little sore has not bothered me since. He started to kill the nerve in one of Marj's. We got home just before dark and then I drove Ina home. She was up most of the night at a U.F.O. supper & dance so didn't feel very frisky but put out a big wash never-the-less. Aunty & Aunty Alice are coming out Thursday if it is a nice day so if alls well we intend going after another load of hay to-morrow. Marj. went over to the Lampkin's to-night and left me to set bread so I have got to get at it. Cold & windy last night and cold to-day but bright.

Wednesday February 17th

I wrnt over home this morning but we didn't get a very early start. I mixed up an overdose of bread last night and Marj. mixed it sdoen before breakfast and set it took her a long time but it turne dout to be a beautiful baking. Frank and Cecil were all ready for me and to-day we went down past Art Ryerse's where i got. abag of potatoes. The boys had their little crock along but we didn't mix it at all to-day so I all stayed quite sober. We got into the house down at Archie's and Cecil built a fire in an old wreck of a stove and heated the cidser in an old cream can lid