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Franklin McMillan Diary, 1926-1927
Franklin McMillan Diary 1926 & 1927 32.pdf
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could not pass. only at spots here and there. was glad when we got back down, we decided to come back then the way we went. Bot a dozen eggs only 28¢ coming down in price. our drive was 63 miles there & back The hills we climbed were called Virgil peaks
Jan 29th Took a rest today only drove down town to get some eats.
Jan 30th Sunday. Mr Walker called before we were out of bed. asking us to go to El Monte Park for a picnic. Mr & Mrs Golden and family and a Mr & Mrs Tate were going. we left about 11 oclock, out through La Mesa & El Cajon to Santee then to Lakeside and turned to the right and went along the side of the River about 5 miles, about 25 in all from our place. It was a very nice picnic park tables, Benches. & swings for the children. with large Evergreen oaks scattered all around the park. it was nearly
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